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PlatformAttack surface

Everything a vendor exposes.

From its website to its IP space.

Twelve modules look at each vendor's domains, IP ranges and ASNs from the outside, layer by layer. Every finding comes with what was observed, where and when.

Six layers.Pick one.

Every vendor runs on the same kinds of layers. Here is what DarkRisk looks at in each, and how serious it is when something fails.

What is listening.

Every domain, IP range and ASN is checked for open ports and exposed services. Remote access and databases should never be reachable.

  • Remote access portscritical
  • Reachable databaseshigh
  • Unencrypted servicesmedium

IP ranges and ASNs

Scan the address space, not just the website.

Domains only tell part of the story. Add a vendor’s IP ranges or whole ASNs, and DarkRisk checks which addresses respond, which ports are open and what services are exposed on them. The same works for your own infrastructure.

  • IP ranges and ASNs alongside domains
  • Linked to the vendor that owns them
  • Open ports, exposed services and threats

A score youcan explain.

Every vendor gets a score from 0 to 100 and a grade from A to F, built from the findings behind it and weighted by severity. Drag through the scale.
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Grade CMedium risk

Some gaps worth following up. Watch for changes between scans.

Monitoring

Know when something changes.

An assessment is out of date the day after it is signed. Scheduled scans keep checking, score history shows the trend, and every change points back to the finding that caused it.

  • Scheduled scans for every monitored vendor
  • Score and finding history
  • New, worsening, returning and resolved risks