Your customer data may already be readable by anyone who looks.
Most exposures are not break-ins. A single setting left open, and the records inside your application can be read from the outside — no password, no vulnerability, nothing to trip an alarm. We find that from the outside, the way an attacker would, before someone else does.
Find out what you are giving away
Give us the domain. We set up your portal, you sign the consent form, and the assessment runs against nothing but what your site already exposes to the public.
What comes back
Evidence, not a risk score
A vulnerability scanner tells you a port is open. We tell you which of your records answered, how many there were, and whether they held names and email addresses.
We never change anything, never delete anything, and never sign in. Every request is one a stranger could already make.
target yourcompany.com
exposure customer records readable, no login 1,428
order history readable, no login 63
internal audit log blocked —
contains names · email addresses · phone numbers
verdict 2 of 3 data sets answer without authentication
both contain personal dataAn illustration of the format. Everything in a real report is your own data, on your own domain.
What we do
Four ways your data leaks, watched for you
Exposure testing
Find the data your systems leave readable to anyone.
How it works→Credential monitoring
Know the day your staff logins turn up in a breach.
How it works→Threat intelligence in the wild
How real intrusions are actually being run, right now.
How it works→Remote security audits
A structured review of where you actually stand.
How it works→
Threat research
MARLEYNODE
Our four-part series on AI-operated intrusion: an attacker takes a foothold, builds a call-home channel out of ordinary admin tooling so there is no malware to flag, and hands the keyboard to an agent that enumerates, harvests and moves laterally on its own.
Offensive proof of concept, the detection work that catches it, a briefing written for a board, and what it costs to defend against.
Read the seriesHow it runs
Four steps, and you approve the one that matters
- 01
You ask for a check
A domain and an email. Nothing is touched yet.
- 02
You sign consent
In your portal, with your name, role and IP recorded against it. No consent, no assessment.
- 03
We run the assessment
Passive and read-only. We look at what is already reachable from the outside and record exactly what we find.
- 04
You get the report
Plain-English risk, the evidence behind it, and the fix for each finding.
The gap between shipping a change and remembering the setting is where this lives.
It takes a domain and an email address to find out whether yours is open.