Find out what a criminal already knows about your company.
Before breaching a company, attackers research everything they can find about it. We find that information first and show you exactly where the risk is.
Most attacks begin before the breach.
Before any attack happens, there is a silent phase. Criminals research your company, hunting for compromised credentials, exposed servers, forgotten domains, employees and public information that could make a breach easier. The more they find, the more likely the attack succeeds. Our job is to find those exposures first.
What we analyze
Leaked Credentials
Usernames and passwords compromised in public breaches.
Attack Surface
Servers, ports and services reachable from the Internet.
Shadow IT
Forgotten assets that are still publicly accessible.
Data Leaks
Corporate information available in public sources.
Lookalike Domains
Sites registered for fraud or phishing.
Executive Exposure
Public information that enables targeted attacks.
Public Repositories
Credentials, tokens or sensitive data published by mistake.
Open-Source Intelligence
Data that helps an attacker plan an intrusion.
What you receive
An executive-ready Custodium Intelligence Report with validated evidence and a clear plan of action.
- Executive summary
- Key exposures found
- Risk prioritization
- Evidence
- Business impact
- Recommendations
- Initial remediation plan
They don't need to breach you to start planning.
A criminal doesn't need to breach your company to start an attack — they only need enough information to plan it. Commonly exploited information:
Our process
Request
You tell us the organization and scope.
Analysis
Passive OSINT and offensive-intelligence collection.
Executive Report
Validated evidence, prioritized by risk.
Delivery & walkthrough
We present findings and the remediation plan.
Who needs it
Frequently asked questions
Do you hack into my company?
No. The analysis uses public information and offensive-intelligence techniques to identify exposures that already exist.
Is the data you find real?
Yes. All evidence is validated before delivery.
Does this replace a penetration test?
No. The assessment identifies exposures; a penetration test technically validates whether they can be exploited.
How long does it take?
Between 5 and 10 business days.