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All intelligence gathered during the assessment is consolidated into a structured view of your organisation’s external cyber risk posture. This provides leadership with a clear understanding of where exposure exists and which risks require immediate attention.

Adversaries begin with reconnaissance. Domain Intelligence maps the full domain footprint associated with your organisation, including primary domains, subdomains, and supporting infrastructure. This reveals unmanaged or forgotten assets that attackers can leverage as entry points.

Cloud platforms and SaaS environments expand rapidly, often faster than security oversight. This assessment identifies externally visible cloud services, storage instances, and application environments that could unintentionally expose data, access controls, or system interfaces.

Development environments frequently expose information unintentionally. This component searches for publicly accessible code repositories and development artifacts that may contain API keys, credentials, tokens, or internal configuration details.

Documents and operational data shared through collaboration platforms can become publicly accessible without proper controls. This assessment identifies sensitive files or internal information that may be unintentionally exposed through online sharing services.

Cyber adversaries often target organisations based on public signals such as financial activity, operational changes, or public perception. This component monitors open-source intelligence indicators that could reveal when your organisation may be perceived as a valuable or vulnerable target.

Information that once appeared online rarely disappears completely. Archived web intelligence analyses historical versions of websites and internet records to uncover sensitive information, system references, or files that remain accessible through archived internet sources.

Threat actors frequently discuss targets, trade stolen data, and sell compromised credentials in underground forums. This component searches dark web environments for indicators that your data, credentials, or systems may already be circulating among cybercriminal groups.

Attackers analyse the technologies used by their targets to identify known weaknesses. This component maps the externally visible technology stack, identifying outdated platforms, exposed services, and potential vulnerability indicators.

Publicly shared information on social platforms provides attackers with valuable reconnaissance data. This assessment identifies exposed employee information, operational details, or impersonation risks that could be used to conduct targeted social engineering campaigns.

Search engines can unintentionally expose sensitive information when systems are misconfigured. This component identifies publicly indexed data, exposed directories, or internal information that attackers could easily discover using advanced search techniques.

Email remains one of the most effective attack vectors. This assessment evaluates your domain and email infrastructure to identify weaknesses that attackers could exploit to impersonate your organisation or conduct targeted phishing campaigns.

Identifies suspicious domains, impersonation risks, fraudulent digital assets, and abandoned or misconfigured domains that could allow adversaries to impersonate your organisation.

This assessment identifies exposed credentials, vulnerable systems, weak external controls, and technical patterns that ransomware operators commonly exploit to gain initial access to organisations.

Evaluates potential cyber risks introduced through vendor relationships, external platforms, and third-party services that interact with your digital ecosystem.

Identifies signs of exposed or leaked datasets, sensitive files on collaboration platforms, and organisational data that may already be accessible to threat actors or data brokers.