CyberProfiler Scan – Re-Order

CyberProfiler Scan – Re-Order

$46.34

One-time purchase. No subscriptions. Secure report delivered within 24 hours.

Most Businesses Are Exposed – and Don’t Even Know It

Simply owning a domain name – even without an active website – means your business can be found, profiled, and targeted by cybercriminals. Without a vulnerability scan, these exposures often remain hidden.
Because digital environments constantly evolve, even well-managed businesses can unknowingly develop hidden vulnerabilities. These unchecked vulnerabilities silently expand your attack surface, increasing your cyber risk and making it easier for cybercriminals to find weaknesses – turning your business into an easy target

Routine vulnerability scans help IT teams stay ahead of risks that evolve faster than manual checks can catch.

What Our Customers Say

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ARMD conducted a thorough cyber security review for us at De Grendel Wines and provided a detailed report with actionable recommendations. The findings were clear and well-structured, enabling us and our IT company to implement improvements quickly. Thank you for the quick and easy service you provided.

Hanro van Tonder – Social Media Marketing

De Grendel Wines

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An overview of CyberProfiler Scan

Frequently Asked Questions

What does a vulnerability scan do? / What is vulnerability scanning?
  • Vulnerability scans are a valuable tool for organisations striving to harden their cyber security. They scan your website for vulnerabilities, quickly and accurately discovering weak points and providing remediation recommendations.
  • In fact, they work by assessing the domain (e.g., yourcompanyname.com), so whether you have an active website or not, the scan will let you know what digital risks and vulnerabilities your company might be exposed to.
  • If you’re wondering how to prevent cyber crime from affecting your business and want to know what cyber criminals see when surveilling your company, then a vulnerability scan is one of the best places to start.
The benefits of vulnerability scanning and mitigating human error
  • As we’re all aware, cyber attacks in South Africa and globally are on the rise, and a proactive approach to risk mitigation is important to respond to these threats.
  • A good vulnerability scan will provide a quick and detailed snapshot of a company’s digital risks, allowing the company to remediate them before a malicious actor can take advantage. They’re able to assess a multitude of potential risks, not just the risks associated to a website.
  • One of the risks a good vulnerability scan will report on is potential DNS (Domain Name System) misconfigurations. These are a common issue that can make companies vulnerable to a wide range of cyber attacks including Ransomware attack and Phishing attack.
  • Many IT professionals still rely on manual processes to assess misconfiguration threats in a client’s digital environment.
  • Reliance on a manual approach opens the door to human error in missing or mis-categorizing critical misconfigurations. It’s intricate and time-consuming and therefore often overlooked, particularly after organisations have implemented new network or system changes.
  • An automated vulnerability scan is an effective tool for cyber crime management and can be used to mitigate potential in human error. It’s quick, accurate, and saves hours of an IT professional’s time.
What does the report provide?
  • Provides businesses with a rapid snapshot of their digital estate from an attacker’s perspective with Findings, Observations, and Insights.
  • Highlights exposed systems that criminals leverage to deploy malicious software such as Ransomware.
  • Actively scans for vulnerable technologies and configurations which malicious actors use to defraud you, your customers, suppliers, or other third parties.
  • Provides remediation recommendations, arming organisations with the knowledge to mitigate exploitable vulnerabilities.
  • Analysis is driven by advanced intelligence tools that are continuously updated to include the latest cyber risks.
What sort of risks might the report reveal?
  • Why you might be vulnerable to phishing attacks that target customers by spoofing your domain
  • Where you might have insecure protocols with data being shared in plaintext
  • How malicious emails could be sent from your domain
  • Why you might be more prone to attacks because of clear access point to attackers
  • Where you are revealing too much information that can be spoofed by hackers
  • Lists of expired certificates which present a danger
  • Associated domains which may leave you vulnerable and provide easy targets for attackers
  • Domain variants that attackers might register to appear legitimate when impersonating your company in phishing scams
  • Lists of DNS (Domain Name System) misconfigurations which can make it easier for hackers to access sensitive information like passwords or steal personal data
  • Lists of associated domains and subdomains for review so as to remove unused, reducing your online attack surface and helping to prevent malicious activity
Am I signing up for a monthly subscription?
  • No, because we know every company’s needs are different, we give you the choice as to when you need to run a new scan.
  • Existing customers get 50% discount on all subsequent scans (re-order from your My Account or CyberProfiler portal)
How do I get my report and how long will it take to receive it?
  • When you Buy Now you’ll need to provide your domain / website address (this is how the scan is run).
  • Once you’ve completed your purchase, we’ll confirm your order by email and your order will be sent to STORM Guidance for processing.
  • You’ll receive an email from STORM Guidance within 24 hours of purchase giving you access to your report.
  • The report is made available via secure access to your CyberProfiler portal for viewing or downloading. Instructions on how to access your CyberProfiler portal will be provided in the email. 
How often should I do a vulnerability scan?
  • If you’ve never done one, the time is now. Because cyber criminals use these same tools to quickly assess the easiest entry-points to breach a company, vulnerability scanning can be seen as a pre-emptive first line of defence against cyber threats.
  • Each organisation will have its own risk management and compliance requirements, but we’d recommend running a scan at least once or twice a year.
  • Over and above this, you should run a scan after any major system, organisation, or infrastructure change (network changes, new system configurations, new user groups).
What makes CyberProfiler different to other scans?
  • The team of experts at STORM Guidance specialise in cyber incident response, meaning they help companies deal with cyber breaches like ransomware all the time. Because of this, they know precisely what attackers are looking for and how they usually gain access into systems. It is the only scan (we know of) that is informed by an in-house cyber incident response capability.Each organisation will have its own risk management and compliance requirements, but we’d recommend running a scan at least once or twice a year.Over and above this, you should run a scan after any major system, organisation, or infrastructure change (network changes, new system configurations, new user groups).
The Value of utilising Multiple Vulnerability Scanners (getting a second opinion)
  • Many organisations employ multiple vulnerability scanners to ensure complete coverage of all their digital assets, resulting in a complete picture.
  • Not all scanners look for the same things and some are better than others.
  • If you’re already using a scanning service, getting a second opinion from a credible source can be very valuable – it will either provide you with peace of mind that your current service-provider is doing a great job, or alternatively it could alert you to vulnerabilities that were not picked up in their reports.

About the Supplier

STORM Guidance is a London-based cyber risk and incident response specialist.

STORM’s specialists have decades of experience in helping clients recover from a range of cyber incidents, including Ransomware, Business Email Compromise (BEC), Extortion and Data Theft.

STORM has helped some of the world’s leading underwriters and their customers with risk management.

Founder, Neil Hare-Brown, has been working in cybercrime for over 3 decades. He helped form the first digital forensics lab with the MET police in the mid-90s and written a book “Information Security and Incident Management” in association with the British Standards Institute.

ISO 27001:2017 certified | ISO 9001:2015 certified | ISO 14001:2015 certified

Certified for the following activities: Risk and security consultancy providing services encompassing cyber incident response, assessment, planning and training to commercial customers across the UK and internationally.

In November 2021, STORM partnered with QBE European Operations to roll out its CyberProfiler tool.

QBE Insurance Group is one of the world’s top insurers and reinsurers, providing cover in more than 140 countries.