One-time business review
External Exposure Baseline
Get a clear starting point: relevant exposure findings, their significance, and the actions your team should consider first.
Text your business name and a brief question. Keep passwords, private records, and sensitive details out of texts and public forms.
What the review covers
- Company domains, approved brands, and business identities
- Credential-exposure records and ransomware or leaked-file references
- Published records about domains, certificates, repositories, and internet-facing services
- Impersonation indicators and relevant vendor connections
What you receive
A secure 8–15 page report with ranked findings, source notes, confidence, limitations, and a prioritized action register. Potential matches are checked for relevance and duplication.
Standard scope
- Organization1 legal entity
- Domains1 primary + up to 2 related
- Brands / identitiesUp to 3 approved references
- Target turnaround7 business days; confirmed in writing
- DeliverySecure PDF and action register
- MeetingsNot required
Larger or urgent requests are scoped separately.
Know what needs a closer look.
The report distinguishes a credible company match from an uncertain lead. It explains likely business impact, what your team should validate, and whether ongoing monitoring could help.
Start with your company name, public domain, industry, authorized contact, and the decision you need to make.
This is a review of existing records. It excludes active testing, credential checks, account access, employee contact, and software installation. An exposure reference alone does not confirm a current compromise.
Get a defined starting point.
Agree on the work, fee, and timing before deciding whether to proceed.