Attackers Already Did This Research on Your Target

Every acquisition target has an external footprint it does not control. Forgotten domains from a rebrand, credentials sitting in an infostealer log, API documentation published to the open internet. That footprint is free to collect and someone already has.

Our Rapid Threat Intelligence service provides an outside-in exposure review requiring no access or cooperation from the target, mapping its external attack surface and evidence of prior compromise, giving you a threat picture before a deal closes.

Rapid Threat Intelligence

Intelligence without access

Rapid Threat Intelligence runs entirely from outside the target's perimeter using the same sources an attacker uses. It is the assessment you can run before the LOI, before the data room, and before anyone at the target knows a deal exists.

Our Edge:

Seventeen source classes collected, from certificate transparency and passive DNS to infostealer infection logs, ransomware leak sites, litigation records, and published API specifications.

Confirmed exposures only. A finding is retrieved or verified by an automated check. Nothing reaches the report inferred from a banner, a name match, or a vendor's clustering.

Coverage is stated, not implied. The report names the sources that returned nothing and the sources that could not be checked, alongside the ones that produced findings.

Legacy domains stay in scope. Corporate history drives the collection list, so a rebrand or a prior acquisition does not retire the exposure it left behind.

The Exposure Transfers With the Company

A credential leaked in an old breach is only harmless if someone rotated it. An infostealer infection on an employee machine is an active compromise, and on the day the deal closes it becomes yours. Neither one appears in a financial diligence pack, and neither one waits for the integration roadmap.

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Built for the Window Before Access

Rapid Threat Intelligence is run by:

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Private equity firms screening targets before the LOI, when environment access is not on the table

Deal teams testing a target's security claims against externally observable facts

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Acquirers baselining a portfolio company they already own

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All with one outcome: the facts an attacker already has, in your hands before the transaction assumes they do not exist.

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What a Security Rating Will Not Tell You

  
        Security Rating Platform
        Rapid Threat Intelligence
      
        Basis of a finding
        Inferred from scan output and third-party datasets
        Retrieved directly or confirmed by an automated check
      
        Asset attribution
        Name similarity, DNS resemblance, shared hosting
        Registry identifier, zone chain, or certificate SAN, confirmed by a human on every finding
      
        Predecessor domains
        Current domain only
        Corporate history drives the collection list
      
        Application surface
        Sampled from the outside
        JavaScript bundles, source maps, developer portals, and published specifications read in full
      
        Credential exposure
        Breach dump counts
        Active infostealer infection reported separately from old breach records
      
        Sources that found nothing
        Not shown
        Named in the report
      
        Output
        A number
        Findings with evidence, denominators, and the open leads that are not yet confirmed

How the Service Runs

Non-Interference by Design

Default collection sends nothing to the target. Reading the public site is indistinguishable from an ordinary visitor loading a page. A directed request to an unlinked path requires your written authorization, a declared rate ceiling, and an attribution header identifying us. Anything past that is out of scope for this service and routes to a penetration test.
What We Refuse to Report

Missing headers on API-only endpoints, banner-guessed CVEs, and generated email addresses presented as exposure counts do not become findings here. Every count in the report carries its denominator, because a raw number invites the reader to supply one and they will get it wrong.
The Decision Stays Yours

The report states what was found and what it took to confirm it. It does not tell you to proceed, to walk away, or to reprice, and it does not grade the target's competence. Decisions about the transaction, the valuation, and the acceptance of any risk described belong to you.