Exposure Monitoring and Vulnerability Assessment for B2B Companies
We assess how your company looks from the outside and identify security gaps before someone else does.
Who we are
Chors.net specializes in digital exposure monitoring and vulnerability assessment for manufacturing, technology, and service companies. We follow a repeatable, documented process: we scan externally visible infrastructure, classify risks, and deliver a clear report with prioritized actions. We do not sell one-off audits without context — every finding is explained in language understandable to both management and technical teams.
Services
Exposure Screening
A one-time analysis of a company’s externally visible infrastructure.
Identification of open services, misconfigurations, outdated software, and publicly exposed data.
A report listing identified risks with prioritized remediation actions.
Continuous Monitoring
Ongoing monitoring of a company’s digital exposure over time.
Regular infrastructure scanning, detection of new vulnerabilities and changes in attack surface.
Recurring reports and alerts on emerging threats.
Consulting & Audits
Advisory support for risk prioritization and security process development.
Policy review, technical and organizational recommendations, support with implementing fixes.
An action plan tailored to the company’s resources and budget.
Who we work with
Manufacturing
Manufacturing companies with OT/IT systems exposed to operational downtime.
Technology
Software and SaaS companies dependent on continuous service availability.
B2B Services
Companies processing client and business partner data.
How we work
Gather
We gather basic information about the infrastructure and scope of analysis.
Scan
We perform scanning and exposure analysis.
Classify
We classify risks by business impact.
Report
We deliver the report and discuss priority actions.
Why this matters for your business
An undetected security gap can lead to operational downtime, data loss, or reputational damage. Regular exposure assessment helps identify risk before it affects customers, partners, or business continuity.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between exposure screening and a vulnerability audit?
Exposure screening analyzes what is visible externally without interacting with client systems. A vulnerability audit is a deeper, authorized analysis requiring written consent and a defined testing scope.
Do you perform penetration testing?
We provide vulnerability audits within a defined, agreed scope. Full penetration testing is delivered under a separate, individually agreed engagement.
How long does an exposure screening take?
A standard screening takes 3 to 7 business days, depending on infrastructure size.
Is the report understandable for non-technical stakeholders?
Yes. The report includes a business-level summary for management and a technical section for IT teams.
Find out what your exposure looks like
Request an exposure report or book a consultation to define the scope of work tailored to your company.