Services
CHORS.NET helps B2B companies understand their externally visible digital exposure. We identify what is reachable from the internet, where the configuration is weak, and what to fix first.
We do not sell fear. We deliver visibility.
A non-invasive review of publicly available signals: domains, DNS records, mail configuration, TLS certificates, HTTP headers, and the public footprint of your infrastructure.
The screening is based on data that is already visible from the internet. No credentials, no internal access, no disruption to your systems.
A targeted assessment of a specific system, application, or selected scope — performed only after written authorisation and a formal agreement on rules of engagement.
We do not run automated scans against third-party infrastructure without explicit permission. Every assessment is scoped, timed, and documented.
A business-oriented synthesis of screening and assessment findings. The report translates technical results into priorities, recommendations, and context for decision-makers.
You get a clear view of what to fix first, what can wait, and what the residual risk looks like — without jargon, without inflated severity scores.
Controlled, authorised test campaigns that measure how your people respond to fake messages — with an aggregated report and automatic e-learning after a click.
Together with the services above, it completes a practical cyber security audit: from your external exposure to the resilience of your team.
For manufacturing companies, we verify whether the office network is safely isolated from production machines — passive diagnostics that never touch a running line, plus segmentation recommendations (VLAN, firewall).
Copilot, SharePoint, Teams, OneDrive, and Outlook can expose documents, customer data, and credentials faster than IT can react. The audit reviews permissions, document sources, data classification, and AI output approval workflows — within an agreed scope and with written authorisation.
For organisations that run AI agents and automations connected to email, CRM, file storage, or APIs, we review identities, OAuth/API tokens, data flows, approval controls, prompt injection exposure, and audit trail — within an agreed scope and with written authorisation.
Recurring monitoring of your company's publicly visible attack surface: domains, DNS, TLS, email, subdomains, and configuration changes. Alerts on critical changes plus a monthly report for management.
Tell us what you want to check — your internet exposure, a specific application, or your overall security status.
For industry-specific context, see who we work with. For current threat landscape, see the Cybersecurity Status Report 2026.
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