Keep the business running.
Find weak spots that could interrupt the services your customers rely on.
CYBERSECURITY FOR BUSINESS LEADERS
Find cyber risks.
Know what to fix first.
Spot weak points in your company’s websites, apps, and online services. Focus your team on the ones that could disrupt business or expose customer data.
What needs attention?
12Risks to review
3Fixes overdue
2Owners to assign
Where to start
Select an exampleWHY IT MATTERSAssigned
Customer service could be disrupted.
If this admin page is not properly protected, someone could interrupt the service your customers rely on.
- Responsible team
- Customer Platform
- Due
- Overdue
Details for your security team
Why this priorityA service customers depend on has a publicly reachable admin page and an overdue access review.
What was found · High confidenceadmin.northstar.exampleA management sign-in page is reachable from the internet. Reachability alone does not establish unauthorized access.
Next stepCheck who can sign in and whether access is appropriately restricted. Verify any changes with the service owner.
WHY IT MATTERS
A security problem can become a business problem.
Keep information private.
See where company files and account access need a closer look.
Protect customer trust.
Spot forgotten company websites that could be misused by someone else.
HOW IT WORKS
Find it. Prioritize it. Follow through.
01 / FIND
See what’s out there.
Discover your company’s websites, apps, and online services—including the ones that have been forgotten.
02 / PRIORITIZE
Focus on what matters.
Connect each weak spot to the business it could affect, so your team knows where to start.
03 / FOLLOW THROUGH
Give every issue an owner.
Assign the next step, track progress, and check that the fix worked.
For your security team: coverage & planned integrations
What we check
Internet-facing websites, cloud services, sign-in providers, and business software. Checks look for exposed admin pages, public files, leaked secrets, and possible sign-in weaknesses.
Private settings require an authorized connection or review by the system owner. Findings need verification; they are not proof of a breach.
How work gets assigned
Priority combines the evidence, the importance of the affected service, and the potential business impact. Each issue has a responsible team and a next step.
Planned connections: Microsoft Entra ID, Okta, Microsoft 365, AWS, Azure, Jira, ServiceNow, Slack, and Teams. Availability is to be confirmed.
FOR LEADERS
Know where your team needs your help.
See what needs fixing, who is responsible, and where work has stalled. Bring clear decisions to your next leadership meeting.
YOUR LEADERSHIP UPDATEEXAMPLE
What needs a decision?
Key services with open issues6Agree on what needs attention first
Overdue fixes3Help the team clear roadblocks
Issues without an owner2Decide who is responsible
A FEW COMMON QUESTIONS
The basics, explained.
What does the platform actually do?
It finds the parts of your company that are visible online, looks for security weaknesses, and helps your team decide what to fix first. Security teams call this External Attack Surface Management, or EASM.
How does it decide what matters most?
It considers what was found, how certain the evidence is, and which business services or information could be affected. Your team reviews the evidence before deciding what action to take.
Does this replace our security team?
No. It gives your team a clearer starting point and helps leaders see where support is needed. Your security and IT teams still investigate issues and make the fixes.
Can it see our private files and settings?
External checks focus on what is publicly visible. Private files and settings require an authorized connection or review by your team. Checks should only cover systems you own or have permission to assess.
SEE IT IN ACTION
Make your next step
a clear one.
See how your team can find a problem, understand its impact, and decide what to fix first.