Audit Process
We perform the audit ourselves, so you don’t need to spend any of your time.
Enter Your Domain
Your domain is all we need to perform the audit. No passwords or other sensitive data are required.
We Perform Reconnaissance
We map publicly available resources, services, and exposures of your organization online. We identify potential gaps, vulnerabilities, and attack vectors that cybercriminals could exploit.
Receive a Prioritized Report + Consultation
Duration: 30 min. Our expert will review the report and explain how to maintain business continuity.
Report in 72 Hours *
We analyze your domain to identify exposed services and applications, email leaks, and potential attack signals. No hacking. No downtime. Everything is done using only your domain. * Report delivery depends on request queue.
Findings Report + Severity
Each finding is assigned a risk level (severity) with a brief explanation of its impact on your business.
Action Priorities (Quick Wins)
We highlight specific remediation actions, organized by their impact on risk reduction and ease of implementation.
Meeting with Our Expert
During the meeting, our expert will explain how attackers could exploit the identified vulnerabilities. We will review the report and recommend next steps.
Findings Report + Severity
Each finding is assigned a risk level (severity) with a brief explanation of its impact on your business.
Action Priorities (Quick Wins)
We highlight specific remediation actions, organized by their impact on risk reduction and ease of implementation.
Meeting with Our Expert
During the meeting, our expert will explain how attackers could exploit the identified vulnerabilities. We will review the report and recommend next steps.
Our Experience in Numbers
Audits Completed
Audits End with Urgent Implementation of Recommendations
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Dariusz Mikołajczak
Business Development
Manager - Supply Chain
Vulnerabilities We Identify
Who Is This Audit For?
Companies with complex supply chains using ERP, TMS, WMS, and WCS systems, with EDI integrations and APIs connected to other tools, face a large attack surface
- CEO/COO – you want to understand the risk of operational disruption and serious downtime
- CIO/IT Manager – you need a quick overview of exposure and priorities
- Security/Compliance – you are organizing risks and documenting actions
In the Field of Cybersecurity:
years of experience
ongoing client contracts
Who We Are
We are an international technology group with extensive experience in the logistics industry. We offer comprehensive services in software development, IT outsourcing, infrastructure management, consulting, and digital transformation.
For over 20 years, we have been helping clients build technological advantages. We address the most complex business challenges by combining experienced teams, industry expertise, and a stable IT infrastructure.
Why Do Logistics Companies Perform This Reconnaissance?
Exposure Awareness
• See what can be discovered about your organization in a short time – without any hacking.
Business Continuity Assurance
• A cyber incident in logistics poses a risk of downtime and operational disruption, affecting orders, planning, confirmations, and customer communication.
You know how to reduce the risk
• ou receive a list and assessment of your vulnerabilities + action priorities: what to close first to reduce risk.
Consequences of Contractual Penalties
• You reduce the risk of downtime costs.
• You lower the risk of losing clients and damaging your reputation.
the number of incidents has increased
in just 4 years in the logistics industry.
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes. The reconnaissance only involves publicly available information and passive exposure analysis. We do not hack, escalate privileges, or perform any actions that could impact service availability. From an organization’s perspective, this is a safe method for preliminary risk assessment.
Reconnaissance (Attack Surface / OSINT): Answers the question: "What can be seen from the outside and what makes an attack easier?" It’s fast, with a low entry barrier (starting with the domain), and provides an exposure map + priorities rather than "proof of breach." Penetration Test: Aims to answer “Can we get inside, and how deep can we go?” It’s more invasive (controlled attempts to exploit vulnerabilities), requires more agreements, scope definition, and often more time and budget. In practice, reconnaissance is the best stage 0 before investing in a full penetration test.
Yes – we work based on the domain provided by the client and prepare a report on what can be determined "from the outside." From a system security perspective: we don’t perform actions that would be classified as attacks causing downtime or service degradation.
Nothing. Only the domain is required. Reconnaissance is based on publicly available information, so all we need to get started is the domain address (e.g., company.com). No access credentials, files, or changes are required from your side – no system intrusion, no downtime. Why is the domain enough? Because from it, we can map what is publicly visible: exposed services and applications, technology footprints, potential "attack points," and email leak signals – then compile this into a report with Severity and priorities.
We use a simple scale that is understandable for both IT and business: Critical – very high impact and/or an easy abuse path "here and now" High – real incident risk, needs immediate action Medium – to be planned; risk dependent on context Low – hygiene/order; improves security, but no immediate pressure Additionally, we provide repair priorities (what to fix first) and a brief description of what could happen if discovered by unauthorized parties.
Yes, you will receive: quick wins – things that can usually be improved quickly and at low cost, along with a recommended course of further action. If the identified issues require deeper analysis or implementation work, the recommendations will explain what and why, with detailed “how-to” (remediation project) for the next stage.
Yes, we can sign an NDA before starting the collaboration or when delivering the report if required by your security policy.
Standard: 72 hours from the start (depending on complexity and the number of findings). Report discussion: around 30 minutes (online), going through findings in priority order, defining "what to do now," "what to plan," "what to monitor."
Then we’ll discuss next steps: Immediate actions to minimize risks (quick wins / exposure cut-off if applicable) Defining scope (is a penetration test needed, configuration review, hardening, monitoring/SOC) Implementation plan: who does what, in which order, with what business priority (e.g., operational continuity in logistics)
We only perform 10 audits per month because we use advanced analytics and multi-stage scanning, and each report undergoes quality control (Severity + priorities). If the limit for this month has been reached, leave your domain – we will add you to the next available slot and get back to you with the start date. If the issue is urgent, please mention that in the message – we’ll try to offer a faster path.