The Quick Scan Report service provides automated risk assessment reports which aim to assist your organisation in identifying and reducing potential cybersecurity risks linked to IT vulnerabilities visible from internet for your domain before they have a chance to cause damage.
Quick Scan Report is a free online service for organisations registered on the Safeonweb@work platform.
Register your organisation on Safeonweb@work to activate your Quick Scan Report service and receive a free cybersecurity risk assessment report for your organisation.
This cybersecurity risk assessment report is based on data collected by CCB partners using non-intrusive techniques and threat signals gathered from trusted commercial, open-source, and proprietary sources. These threat signals are open and accessible from the public Internet, which means only non-intrusive techniques are used to gather information. Non-intrusive techniques never attempt to bypass any security controls an organisation has in place.
In concrete terms, once your organisation is registered on Safeonweb@work, you just need to enter your domain name and contact details, and activate the service to receive your reports via email.
The Quick Scan Report service provides an overview of the cybersecurity posture of your organisation by performing a non-intrusive scan of your domain and public-facing assets. It does not provide any information on possible infections on your network. This overview will allow you to organise a coherent action plan to mitigate risks and threats.
Register your organisation on Safeonweb@work to activate your Quick Scan Report service and receive a report that will give you a overview of security vulnerabilities and improvement opportunities for your online assets.
Please note that the Safeonweb@work team does not provide any operational support regarding the content of the Quick Scan Reports or the actions to be taken. Due to the huge diversity of contexts, installations, infrastructures, software, threats, infections, etc., the Safeonweb@work team cannot commit to answering all questions arising from the use of Safeonweb@work services.
If you have any questions about the content of your Quick Scan Reports, please contact your IT staff or your IT service provider.
Because of the large volume of requests, the Safeonweb@work team is not able to verify every information received on potential vulnerabilities and infections which may occasionally impact data quality. All critical information should be independently verified.
Organisations are currently limited to 1 Quick Scan Report service per year.
With the Quick Scan Report service, your organisation will receive different documents:
How can we help you?
Safeonweb@work offers several services to strengthen the level of cybersecurity of your company or organisation.
Some services are reserved for organisations registered on the platform.
These services are reserved for organisations registered on the Safeonweb@work platform.
The Cyber Threat Alerts service provides early warning of threats to your network. Safeonweb@work sends a specific alert if a vulnerability or an infection has been reported to Safeonweb@work on the network you have registered in the platform.
The CCB receives daily reports from its cybersecurity partners on infections and threats. Via Safeonweb@work, you can receive these notifications directly for your network and your domain. In concrete terms, once your organisation is registered on the platform, you just need to enter your network information (IP address(es) and domain name) and your contact details, and activate the service to be notified in case of the detection of a threat on your network. If a vulnerability or infection has been discovered, an e-mail with more details will be sent.
You can unsubscribe at any time by logging into the platform and turning off notifications.
Cyber Threat Alerts is a free online service for organisations registered on the Safeonweb@work platform.
You can find more information in our terms and conditions of use.
Please note that Safeonweb@work does not replace your antivirus software.
Register to activate your Cyber Threat Alerts service
The Quick Scan Report service allows you to receive a report that will give you a overview of your organisation's online assets.
By entering your domain name, the application will inspect, through a non-intrusive scan, your network information to identify potential vulnerabilities. We will produce a report that we will send to you by e-mail with the discovered vulnerabilities and recommendations for remediation.
The Quick Scan Report is a free online service for organisations registered on the Safeonweb@work platform.
You can find more information in our terms and conditions of use.
Please note that Safeonweb@work does not replace your antivirus software.
Register to activate your Quick Scan Report service
These services are publicly available and free to all organisations without registration.
We provide you with a set of customizable and editable cybersecurity policy documents to facilitate the implementation of information security management within your organisation.
Find our policy templates here
Our self-assessment form allows you to evaluate your organisation's cybersecurity maturity level. After answering questions on cybersecurity topics, you will be able to measure your level of maturity, compare your level to that of similar organisations, and benefit from our practical recommendations in order to fill any gaps identified.
Find our self-assessment form here
Our webinars aim to raise awareness of key cyber threats by providing practical advice to organisations on how to protect themselves and their data.
Safeonweb@work aims to provide your organisation with tools to better arm yourself against cyber threats.
By enabling you to identify threats and vulnerabilities on your network and domain, you can proactively implement the appropriate protective measures to drastically reduce the risk of cyber attacks.
You can register your organisation and benefit from all our services for free.
Also discover all our tips to improve your organisation's cybersecurity, available for free to all.
No, all Safeonweb@work services are completely free.
If you have any questions about the content of your Cyber Threat Alerts report or Quick Scan Report, please contact your IT staff or your IT service provider.
Remember that these reports are confidential and should only be shared with members of your company or organization or contracted service providers.
Due to the huge diversity of contexts, installations, infrastructures, software, threats, infections, etc., the Safeonweb@work team cannot commit itself to answering all questions arising from the use of Safeonweb@work services.
Entering at least one of your IP addresses is required to activate the Cyber Threat Alerts service.
By entering your IP address, we can warn you of "threats". Threats" are alerts specific to your network. These alerts are delivered by different partners. Safeonweb@work does not scan your network.
Entering at least one of your domain names is required to activate the Quick Scan Report service.
By filling in your domain name, we can send you an analysis report of your internet-connected assets, potential vulnerabilities identified and recommended remediation measures.
This cybersecurity risk assessment report is based on data collected by CCB partners using non-intrusive techniques and threat signals gathered from trusted commercial, open-source, and proprietary sources. These threat signals are open and accessible from the public Internet, which means only non-intrusive techniques are used to gather information. Non-intrusive techniques never attempt to bypass any security controls an organisation has in place.
Quick Scan Reports are sent within 72h. If you haven't received an email from us after this period, please contact us.
You can choose 1 domain per Quick Scan Report. Your Quick Scan Report will include observations for the linked sub-domains.
Non-intrusive or passive scanning techniques use standardized and publicly accessible network-based protocols to query hosts. In contrast, intrusive or active scans often attempt to compromise a system and thereby highlight security vulnerabilities.
Some attributes that can be scanned passively include for example Open ports, SSL/TLS certificates or DNS records. These three examples are non-intrusive, as the information is publicly accessible and there is no attempt to exploit the vulnerabilities found. While messages are sent to servers to trigger a response, these messages never try to take advantage of misconfigurations or simulate attacks.
