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3PS / PUBLIC TECHNOLOGY CHECKS

SIGNALS. THEN DECISIONS.

Get a clearer starting point: domain records, mail controls, and public exposure clues. Use the findings to ask better questions and prioritize a deeper review.

USEFUL FIRST EVIDENCE A public check is a starting point, not a security assessment or an all-clear.

Check domains you own, manage, or have permission to review. Results depend on the data available at the time. Missing findings do not prove a system is secure.

Tool 01

Domain Triage

Passive public check. No credentials required. No active scanning.

Checks the public DNS and mail records attackers, mail systems, and vendors see first: MX, SPF, DMARC, nameservers, and CAA.

Sample output example.com
MXFound
SPFPresent
DMARCWatch
CAAMissing

Shows web DNS, mail trust, nameservers, and certificate-authority clues in a copyable summary.

Tool 02

Exposure Snapshot

Passive public check. No credentials required. No active scanning.

A passive report of what a domain appears to expose: mail controls, HTTPS, TLS, security headers, reputation signals, and public service clues.

Sample output Exposure score: 82
HTTPSOK
HeadersWatch
ReputationClean
Public services3 clues

Turns public DNS, website, TLS, reputation, and host clues into what to validate first.

Tool 03

Email & Dark-Web Exposure

Runs only inside an authorized engagement, with consent and logging.

Breach and stealer-log exposure checks run through a 3PS engagement with logging, abuse control, and client consent. We pull the full picture and translate it into what is actually at risk and what to fix first.

Sample output 3 exposed accounts
Password fields2
Stealer clues1 alias

Emails stay masked in public views. The full list is handled under authorization.

Generate Exposure Report
Tool 04

Incident Router

Identify the business impact and the evidence to collect before coordinating the next response.

Sample route Backup failure, high impact

Escalate now. Capture restore target, backup set, error, last successful restore test, and business deadline.

Turn the first signal into a plan.

A scoped engagement connects technical findings to business priorities: what to validate, who owns the work, and how to move from assessment to delivery.