Continuous Security Ratings
Objective A–F ratings for any organisation, based on continuous non-intrusive scanning and 100+ risk signals.
Why teams choose this
A–F letter grade
An at-a-glance score that anyone, technical or not, can interpret.
10 risk factors
Ratings break down into network, DNS, web, patching, credentials and more.
Historical trend
See posture over time — by org, BU or vendor cohort.
Defensible methodology
Transparent scoring published and reviewed by independent third parties.
What's included
- Network Security — open ports, exposed services, TLS / SSL cipher strength
- DNS Health — SPF, DKIM, DMARC, DNSSEC, NS hygiene
- Patching Cadence — observable software versions vs known CVEs
- Application Security — HTTP security headers, cookie flags, CSP
- Endpoint Security — leaked device fingerprints and stealer-log exposure
- IP Reputation — botnet, spam, scanner and malicious-host signals
- Hacker Chatter & Credential Leaks — dark-web mentions and exposed passwords
- Industry, country and size-adjusted benchmarks
- Per-factor drill-down with remediation guidance
- Public-facing trust score (optional) and Rating API for embedded use cases
How it works
- 01Connect
Add your domain or vendor list — no agents, no DNS changes. the rating starts within minutes.
- 02Analyze
Our engine continuously ingests open-source intelligence, scan data and threat feeds to produce an objective risk score.
- 03Act
Receive prioritized remediations, alerts and exportable evidence — share with your team, board or auditors.
Continuous Security Ratings — frequently asked questions
- How accurate is the rating?
- Independent studies show our ratings correlate strongly with breach likelihood. Methodology is published and externally reviewed.
- Can I dispute a finding?
- Yes. Every finding includes evidence and a dispute workflow — resolved by our research team within SLA.
- Is my rating shared publicly?
- Never without your consent. You control all sharing.
- What does an A through F security rating mean?
- A = top decile of observed posture (typically 90+/100), B = 80–89, C = 70–79, D = 60–69, F < 60. Independent research correlates each grade step with materially different breach probability.
- What signals power the rating?
- 100+ continuously-measured external signals across network, DNS, web, TLS, patching, application security, leaked credentials, hacker-forum chatter, IP reputation and email authentication (SPF/DKIM/DMARC).
- Can I see my full rating without contacting sales?
- Yes. Run the free scan with any domain you own and you receive the full A–F rating, factor breakdown and prioritized remediation list — no sales call.
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Ready to see Continuous Security Ratings in action?
Talk to our team about a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your environment, or run a free non-intrusive scan of any domain.