Vendor and partner review
Third-Party Exposure Review
Before a vendor handles your data, review available exposure records and get specific questions to raise before signing or renewing.
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 identity, related domains, and brands
- Published ransomware, breach, and credential-exposure references
- Existing records of internet-facing services, repositories, and file metadata
- Relevant impersonation and supply-chain leads
Findings include source context and confidence. They help frame questions; they do not certify a vendor’s security or prove that a criminal claim is accurate.
Standard scope
- Company1
- Domains1 primary + up to 2 related
- Target turnaround5 business days; confirmed in writing
- DeliverableExecutive summary and action questions
- CoordinationEmail available
Useful before a contract—or after a warning.
Review a prospective vendor, revisit a renewal or acquisition, or assess public references to an incident. DarkWater uses existing external records without accessing the company’s systems. Single-company and portfolio scopes are available.
Start with the company and public domain.
Agree on the work, fee, and timing before deciding whether to proceed.