From website address to action plan.
A scan looks at your business the way an attacker would, from the outside, and turns what it finds into a short list of things to do.
Set up
Add your company, your website and your email domains, and prove you own them with one DNS record. Add your suppliers for an even fuller picture.
Scan
Scans run every 24 hours, and whenever you press the button. Each one checks eleven areas of risk.
Read
You get a health score, a "fix these first" list, and for each area a clear Passed or Action required.
Act
Every finding has plain steps, an estimate of the time it takes, how you will know it worked, and a message you can forward to your IT person.
What we look at.
Credential exposure
Signs that your company's passwords or keys are sitting in public places, such as code on GitHub.
Ransomware
Whether criminal gangs have listed your business on their public leak sites.
Look-alike domains
Fake websites with names close to yours that could be used to trick your customers.
Your outside footprint
Websites and hostnames of yours that anyone can find, expiring certificates, forgotten pages and exposed files.
Known software flaws
Software your website advertises, checked against official lists of known flaws and end-of-life dates.
Data breaches
Whether your domain appears in public lists of breached companies.
Malware and botnets
Whether your addresses show up on lists of computers controlled by criminals.
Threat actors
Which criminal groups are most active, and official warnings relevant to your industry and the software your website shows.
Cloud and infrastructure
Forgotten cloud links that can be taken over, and test systems left open to the internet.
Your suppliers
Ransomware, breach and botnet signals about the suppliers you list. A supplier's problem can become yours.
Fraud and email forgery
Whether criminals can send email that looks like it comes from you, and how well your email is protected.
Every area ends in one clear label.
No decoding needed. You can see at a glance what is fine and what needs you, and each label links to the detail and the steps.
PASSED Everything we checked came back clear.
ACTION REQUIRED There is something to look at. Open it for plain steps.
NOT FULLY CHECKED A source was unavailable this time. The card says which, and the next scan picks it up.
NOT MONITORED Needs something from you first, such as your suppliers.
Every lead in one list, with a severity and a confidence.
Open any line for what it means and the steps to deal with it. Findings are leads for you to check, not proof.
Built on respected data, combined into one view.
Cybernocs brings together many official and respected data sources and turns them into a single, plain-language picture of your business.
Gentle by design
Cybernocs works from public information. It needs no logins, installs nothing and never changes anything. It makes a few light, read-only requests to your website. Passwords and the content of leaked files are never shown or stored.
The outside view, working alongside the inside
Cybernocs shows what attackers can see from the outside, every 24 hours. It works best next to the basics inside your business, such as updates, backups and two-step sign-in. Bring in a penetration test when you want a deep, once-off examination.
See what attackers can see about your business.
Request a demo and we will show you what a scan finds for your business.