External exposure management

No more blind spots.Act before they do.

VesperID maps, every day, what the outside world knows about you and hands you every exposure qualified, dated and tied to an asset.

  • French cybersecurity company
  • Per-client isolation
  • No password or cookie kept
  • Reply within one working day

Seen from the outside

Three things leak past the perimeter: access, a brand, people.

Your tools protect the inside. VesperID watches the outside, where an attacker prepares a way in: leaks at third parties, domains registered by others, the traces your executives leave behind.

  1. 01

    Access

    A work address and its password surface in a breach or in an information stealer’s log. The session cookie of an infected device replays a login with no second factor.

    Credentials, devices, sessions, cards
  2. 02

    A brand

    A domain that imitates yours obtains a certificate, copies your login page, then launches a campaign. Elsewhere, a public repository or a forum exposes a secret or an access for sale.

    Domains, leaks, monitoring
  3. 03

    People

    An executive also exists outside the company: personal accounts, personal devices, addresses, close circle. What circulates about them is used to impersonate or reach them.

    Executive protection

The client area

A client area, not a stream of alerts.

A score, a qualified inbox, cross analyses, actions: you see where you stand, what changed and what is left to handle.

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  1. Score and trend

    An exposure score from 0 to 100, recomputed at every synchronisation, and its 90-day curve.

  2. A qualified inbox

    Open findings, ranked by severity, with the source, the date and the expected action their playbook names.

  3. Chains and employees

    Where every exposure comes from and what it enables; which accounts to reset, which devices to reinstall, which access to harden.

  4. Actions and exports

    Assign, close, ignore, request a takedown; export to CSV or JSON; receive alerts on your channels.

What you get: a dated score, the open findings ranked by severity and, for each one, the expected action.

The same overview, on a large screen and on a phone. Fictional data

Available on desktop and mobile

The same client area, on your desk and in your pocket.

The client area installs from the browser, in one tap, with no app store involved. Same account, same rights, same security on every device; updates are automatic.

Desktop application Windows, macOS, Linux
  • Installed from the browser, in its own window
  • Desktop notifications at the severity threshold you set
  • Automatic updates, nothing to reinstall
  • Session code lock
Mobile application iPhone, iPad, Android
  • Installed in one tap from the browser, no app store
  • Phone notifications, with the same thresholds
  • Automatic updates, nothing to reinstall
  • Session code lock every time you come back

Where the information comes from

Three collection channels, one platform that ties them together.

Specialised partners infiltrate cybercriminal networks and acquire leaks as soon as they circulate; the open web is crawled continuously. VesperID ties those three feeds to your perimeter.

Our sources in detail
  1. 01 Collection partners

    Network infiltration

    Specialised analysts follow cybercriminal forums, marketplaces and messaging channels, closed spaces included, and the actors who sell access, data and kits there.

    • Forums and sections reserved for vetted members
    • Marketplaces for access, data, cards and kits
    • Messaging channels of groups and their brokers
  2. 02 Collection partners

    Leak acquisition

    Leaked databases and information-stealer logs are acquired and indexed as soon as they circulate, with the metadata that ties each exposure to an identity and a date.

    • Leaked databases and combolists
    • Stealer logs: credentials, cookies, saved forms
    • Several years of searchable history
  3. 03 Continuous collection

    Open web and dark web

    Ransomware leak sites, pastes, public repositories, exposed buckets, social networks, certificate logs, domain registrations and the exposed surface, crawled continuously.

    • Ransomware leak and claim sites
    • Certificate transparency logs and domain registries
    • Hosts, ports and services visible from the internet
  1. Correlation

    One identity, one infected device and one valid session make one incident, not three alerts.

  2. Explained scores

    Freshness, nature of the data, criticality of the asset, validity of the access: the factors are readable.

  3. Exposure chains

    A graph links devices, credentials, sessions, domains and suppliers, with the probable origin and the action that cuts the chain.

  4. Exposed staff

    Every aggregated account gets a score and a recommended action: awareness, device to reinstall, access to harden. A security aid, never an HR tool.

  5. Analysts within reach

    Alerts go out automatically according to your rules; an analyst qualifies a case at your request and handles investigations, takedowns and reports.

  6. Board reports

    Every detection keeps its source and its date; the monthly report consolidates them for leadership.

Fifteen services, six families

Compose the monitoring your exposure calls for.

Thirteen services watch the map, two cross analyses relate what they see, all of them feed the same client area. Every licence is a named composition of services, each with its own price: you activate only the ones that concern you.

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Brand & domains

Lookalike domains, cybercriminal monitoring, open-web leaks.

3 services

Executives

One exposure profile per person, once they have accepted the invitation themselves.

1 service

Cross analyses

Exposure chains and exposed staff, computed on the other services.

2 services

Managed services

Takedowns, investigations and reports handled by our analysts.

3 services

Bespoke offering: one price per service, no public price, no packages.

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How it works

Four dated steps, no agent to install.

We work on a perimeter you declare and whose ownership you prove. Everything else is observed from the outside.

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  1. Day 0

    Scoping

    One hour with an analyst to set the perimeter, the priorities and who receives the alerts. You get a written proposal, line by line.

  2. Day 1 to 7

    Monitoring set-up

    You declare domains, addresses, people and keywords; every domain is verified through a DNS record. The available history is pulled in immediately, and the client area installs on desktop and mobile.

  3. Continuously

    Qualification

    The platform collects, correlates, scores every finding and sends it to your channels with the expected action, according to your rules. An analyst qualifies a case at your request.

  4. Every month

    Report

    A posture report leadership can read: score, trends, closed and open findings, recommendations for the month ahead.

What you get: a perimeter proven through DNS, never an agent, and the available history from day one.

What you get: a finding that is dated, scored, carries the expected action, and is sent to your channels.

What you receive

Four deliverables, from day one to month twelve.

Nothing to install, nothing to administer: monitoring lands in your channels, the status in a dated document.

  1. 01

    Qualified alerts

    By email, Slack, Teams or webhook, at the severity threshold you set per channel, with the expected action.

  2. 02

    A client area

    The findings inbox, the perimeter, the team, the exports and the full history, isolated per organisation.

  3. 03

    A monthly report

    Score, trends, closed and open actions, in a dated document your board and your auditor can read.

  4. 04

    A reachable analyst

    The person who qualified your alert answers your questions and scopes perimeter extensions.

Two perimeters

An organisation, or a person.

Two perimeters, one catalogue: a company’s, made of domains and assets, and a person’s, made of accounts and identities. Every licence is composed service by service, and an organisation can hold several.

Enterprises

CISOs, IT directors, risk management, legal counsel

Domains, work addresses, brands, suppliers and public IP addresses, monitored continuously and tied to your assets.

  • Compromised credentials and devices tied to your domains
  • Lookalike domains, phishing pages, forum mentions
  • Suppliers listed on leak sites
For a company

Executives

Executives, family shareholders, public figures and their close circle

One exposure profile per person: private accounts and addresses, personal devices, impersonation, personal data being resold. The person accepts the invitation themselves, has a single point of contact and alone decides who sees their profile, even when their company pays.

  • Personal and professional accounts exposed in leaks
  • Fake profiles and impersonation attempts
  • Addresses and personal data visible online
For an executive

The seven questions we always get

  • How much does VesperID cost?

    There is no public price because there is no standard offering: every licence is a composition of services, each with its own price, and the amount follows the monitored perimeter, the services activated and the level of support. After a one-hour scoping call, you receive a written proposal, itemised line by line, for an annual engagement.

  • Do we have to install anything?

    No. No agent, no probe, no access to your systems. You declare a perimeter and prove ownership of your domains through a DNS record; everything is observed from the outside.

  • Who operates the platform that holds our data?

    VesperID, a French cybersecurity company subject to the GDPR, builds and operates its own platform, in a space isolated per organisation; the data protection officer can be reached at dpo@vesperid.com.

  • Do you keep the passwords you find?

    No. Neither the value of a password, nor the hash supplied by the source, nor the value of a cookie is stored. You see the metadata a decision needs; viewing a sensitive item happens on demand, for an account of your verified perimeter, after re-authentication, with a reason, and it is logged.

  • How is this different from our SOC or our EDR?

    They protect the inside of your systems. VesperID looks outside: leaks at third parties, infected personal devices, domains registered by others, forums. Our alerts land in the channels your SOC already uses.

  • When do we see the first results?

    As soon as an asset is verified: the available history is pulled in immediately, and that is often where the first findings are. After that, the pace depends on your actual exposure; some weeks are empty, and that is good news.

  • Which devices does the application run on?

    On desktop (Windows, macOS, Linux) and on mobile (iPhone, iPad, Android). The client area installs from the browser, in one tap, with no app store involved, and updates itself automatically. The account, the rights and the security are the same on every device: two-factor authentication, session code lock, audit log.

Request an exposure assessment.

One hour with an analyst, not a demo: what already circulates about your organisation, what to monitor, what is better left alone. Reply within one working day.

No public price list: bespoke offering, written proposal after scoping.