Tools / Cyber Check
See your business the way an attacker does.
A free external posture check. Point it at any domain you operate. Under a minute, nothing installed, nothing behind a login.
Step one
Enter a domain.
Any domain you own or want to check. The tool normalises the input, so example.com.au and a full URL resolve to the same assessment.
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Overall posture
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Running assessment.
Querying public sources. Findings stream in as they land. Nothing leaves your browser except the public lookups themselves.
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How this works
What gets checked, honestly.
Exactly what the tool does, and what it does not, so you can judge the report for yourself.
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DNS and email
SPF, DMARC, DKIM, DNSSEC, CAA. Whether someone can spoof your email or hijack your domain.
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Certificates and TLS
Every certificate ever issued for your domain, from the public CT logs. Subdomain sprawl and forgotten boxes surface here.
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Web headers
CSP, HSTS, cookies and the rest, graded by Mozilla Observatory. You get the grade and the exact fix.
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Brand and typosquats
Lookalikes of your domain, resolved and flagged. That is where phishing kits live before they come for your staff.
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What it does not do
No port scanning, no credentials, no exploits. Passive external recon only, and honest about it.
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Why this matters
Small business is not exempt any more.
The legal floor moved in both Australia and New Zealand. These findings map straight onto the posture regulators, insurers and auditors look at first.
Legal note. Only run this tool against domains you own or have written permission to test. Even though every check is passive and uses already public data, some jurisdictions treat unauthorised security testing broadly. By using this page you confirm you have the right to assess the domain entered. Company31 provides this tool as is, with no warranty. Results are a starting point for a conversation, not a substitute for a qualified security review, a penetration test, or legal advice under the Privacy Act (AU) or Privacy Act 2020 (NZ).