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Security Leaders

Answer the Board With Evidence.

The board asks how exposed the company is, whether it is getting better and which vendors put it at risk. The Deepinfo Platform answers each one from scans of what you and your vendors expose to the internet, with the issues and their evidence underneath.

acme.example

Executive summary

  • 412 assets monitored
  • 2 issues open
  • 1 vendor below your threshold
  1. Security score
    up over the quarter · by domain and for the whole surface
  2. Open issues
    • Critical RDP exposed on a forgotten host
    • Medium certificate expires in 6 days

    2 issues open:

  3. Verified fixes
    confirmed by a rescan, not by a ticket
  4. Vendors
    payroll.example · score fell C to D

    1 vendor below your threshold:

  5. Compliance mapping
    OWASP Top 10, PCI DSS 4.0, HIPAA

PDF, on demand or on a schedule.

Three Questions the Board Keeps Asking.

Each one has an answer in the platform that rests on scans, not on self-assessment.

Exposure

How Exposed Are We?

A security score for each asset, each domain and the whole attack surface, with the issues behind it broken down by asset, type and category.

Risk Scoring

Progress

Are We Getting Better?

The score’s trend over days, weeks and months, and fixes that count only once a rescan confirms the signal is gone.

Remediation

Vendors

Which Vendors Put Us at Risk?

Third parties scanned by the engine that scans your surface and scored on the scale of your own, between questionnaires as well as at review time.

TPRM

A Fix Counts When the Rescan Confirms It.

A ticket marked done is a claim. A rescan is the evidence.

An issue your team marks as resolved waits for the next scan. Only when the signal is gone does it become verified resolved, and if it comes back it reopens as reappeared.

The progress you report is the progress the scans can show.

Found

Open

The team can decide

Each scan checks

newly detected

orreappeared

unresolved

checked again on every scan

optional, kept on record

  • marked as resolved
  • risk accepted
  • ignored
  • marked as false positive

verified resolved

the signal is gone: no one has to mark itnot applicablewhen a scan cannot tell

Questions About Security Leaders

How is the security score calculated?

It is calculated per asset, per domain and for the whole surface, and it breaks down by asset, issue type and issue category, so you can see what moved it. The formula itself is not published.

What do we need to get started?

Your primary domains, and those of the vendors you want scored. Discovery proposes the rest for your team to approve, and nothing is installed in your environment.

Can the board pack be produced automatically?

Yes. Reports from the executive summary to issue detail can be scheduled daily, weekly or monthly, or generated on demand, as PDF.

Can we be alerted when the score drops?

Yes. A decrease or change in an asset’s or a domain’s security score is a notification event. A rule emails the people it names, instantly or as an hourly, daily, weekly or monthly digest.

Can scores feed our own dashboards?

Yes. The EASM API returns score timelines per asset, per domain and for the whole surface, with issue and vulnerability severity timelines beside them, for a BI tool or an internal dashboard to read.

How do we assess Deepinfo as a vendor?

Start with Trust & security: sub-processors, data handling and the disclosure policy. Security documentation for your review is available on request from the security team.

Bring the Next Board Question to a Demo.

We run the platform on your domains and your key vendors, and show the score, the trend and the report you would take into the room.