Services · OSINT
Public information risk analysis
Find out what is publicly visible about your company online, and fix the weak spots before someone else finds them.
It is often hard for a company to see how much information about it is openly available online. The public information risk analysis is a light but effective way to map your public exposure and the security risks it creates.
The analysis is based on open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods. We find out what information about the company is publicly available and how attackers could use it, for example for convincing phishing or break-ins.
The service also includes a dark web search for leaked user credentials.
What you get
A clear picture of what is visible about you from the outside
- What information and services about the company are visible from the outside
- Whether the company's user credentials have appeared in data breaches
- Which vulnerabilities an attacker could exploit
- Which kinds of attacks the company would most likely face
- Which measures reduce the risk of external threats
How does the service work?
Five steps, a clear result
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Kick-off
We gather basic information for the intelligence work and agree on the scope together.
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Mapping
We comb through public sources and databases and check for possible vulnerabilities.
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Analysis
We assess the most likely threats and attack methods and rank the findings by severity and urgency.
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Report and walkthrough
You get an understandable report of the findings and recommended next steps. We go through it together and explain the technical details.
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Follow-up check
We make sure the critical fixes have been made.
Ongoing service
Leak Watch
As an add-on, we continuously monitor whether your company's user credentials appear in new data breaches. You find out quickly, and there is time to take corrective action.
49 € / monthexcl. VAT
Let's talk, it costs nothing
Tell us what is on your mind and we will listen. The first call is free and you are not committing to anything. At worst you get a few good tips, at best a partner who takes care of your company's security.