high
DMARC not enforced
Your domain publishes a DMARC record set to p=none. Anyone can send email that appears to come from your domain.
Set DMARC policy to p=reject or p=quarantine.
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External analysis
We look at what anyone on the internet can already see.
No scanning, no credentials, no access to your systems. Everything in this report comes from public sources: DNS records, breach databases, certificate transparency, exposed services.
- 01Exposed services
Open ports, outdated TLS, missing security headers0 - 02Leaked credentials
Breach databases, paste sites, dark web mentions0 - 03DNS & email
SPF, DKIM, DMARC configuration gaps0 - 04Top risks
Prioritized by real-world impact on your business0
Top findings
The issues that matter, ranked by impact.
Each finding maps to a real signal we detected from outside your network. Ranked by severity, with a plain-language explanation of what it means for your business and a concrete recommendation to fix it.
med
Exposed admin panel
An administrative login page is publicly accessible at /admin with no IP restriction or rate limiting.
Restrict access by IP allowlist or move behind a VPN.
Threat scenarios
How an attacker could use what we found.
Plausible attack paths built from your actual findings. Each scenario walks through entry point, lateral movement, and impact. Not hypothetical: every step is grounded in a signal we observed on your domain.
Ransomware via email spoofing
1
Entry
Spoofed email bypasses DMARC (p=none)
2
Movement
Credential harvesting via exposed admin panel
3
Impact
Data exfiltration from unencrypted backups
Compliance
Which regulations apply to you, and what they require.
Based on your industry, geography, and the data you handle. We map the frameworks that apply or will apply soon: GDPR, LOPDGDD, NIS2, ePrivacy. Status pills tell you whether to act now or revisit later.
GDPR
Processes personal data of EU residents
LOPDGDD
Operating entity registered in Spain
ePrivacy
Uses cookies and tracking on public website
Why this matters
0%
The CTEM Divide, Market Intelligence Report 2026
of companies act on web security, even though most call it a priority.
The signals we check are the same ones an attacker would find first. Now you see them too.
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