HEIMDALL can replace an internal security department
If a company does not have its own security department, the function can be outsourced. HEIMDALL covers counterparty checks, candidate screening, supplier review, beneficial ownership, transactions and information security risks without hiring a separate team.
An external security perimeter instead of chaotic checks
No internal security department
Deals, hiring, advance payments and partnerships are approved without an independent risk review.
Internal team is overloaded
Security staff handles urgent incidents and cannot deeply review the external business perimeter.
Confidentiality is critical
Some tasks should not be routed through employees, vendors or people inside a conflict chain.
The company operates internationally
Suppliers, intermediaries, beneficial owners and payment routes are spread across jurisdictions.
What HEIMDALL takes over
Counterparties and suppliers
litigation, ownership, related companies, shell indicators, sanctions and reputation signals
Sensitive-role candidates
procurement, finance, sales, data access, conflict of interest and reputation risks
Beneficial owners and links
actual control, nominee ownership, affiliations and hidden conflicts
Deals and partnerships
due diligence before acquisitions, investments, joint projects or major contracts
Information security
external risk perimeter, leaks, digital footprint, access, vendors, domains and compromise indicators
Continuous monitoring
repeat checks, alerts, changes in litigation, sanctions, media and reputation signals
A large section for data, access and digital-perimeter protection
For an owner, risk often starts not in court or a registry, but in access rights, vendors, communications, domains, leaks and people who see commercial information. That is why information security is built into HEIMDALL support.
External digital perimeter diagnostics
We look at the company from the outside: domains, websites, subdomains, open services, public traces, technical issues and reputational signals.
Leaks and compromise signals
We check public signs of leaked corporate emails, phones, domains, documents, bank details and traces that can be used for pressure, phishing or fraud.
Vendors and access rights
We assess IT vendors, integrators, marketing teams, accountants, remote contractors and other people with access to data, money, CRM, website, ads or correspondence.
Phishing and brand imitation
We look for lookalike domains, similar names, suspicious contacts, payment-detail substitution schemes and emails sent as if from executives.
Trade secrets and internal risks
We help reduce the risk of leaks involving commercial proposals, customer bases, deal terms, purchase prices, counterparty data and internal correspondence.
Incident review
We analyze suspicious employee activity, leaks, conflicts of interest, payment-detail substitution, pressure from suppliers or unusual digital activity around the company.
The client gets a clear perimeter, not technical noise
We describe information security in owner-level language: where the company is exposed, through whom a leak can happen, which access rights are dangerous, where payment details can be substituted and what must be fixed first.
1. Asset map
We identify domains, websites, public channels, key emails, external vendors, services, entry points and people with sensitive access.
2. External-signal review
We collect open-source traces: leaks, lookalike domains, negative mentions, public documents, technical issues, reputation and fraud signals.
3. Risk prioritization
We split findings into critical, material and observed items. The client receives a sequence of actions, not a list of scary technical terms.
4. Remediation plan
We prepare a management plan: what to disable, restrict, review, regulate and monitor continuously.
Concrete InfoSec deliverables
We clearly show what is included and what is not
Separate pricing for InfoSec and full outsourced security support
Prices are starting points. Final scope depends on the number of objects, employees and vendors, international exposure, urgency and depth of analysis.
Information Security
InfoSec Start
for small businesses and owners who need to understand current exposure
InfoSec Perimeter
for companies with vendors, CRM, ads, remote staff and sensitive data
InfoSec Support
for businesses with recurring deals, employees, vendors and leak exposure
Full outsourced security department
Security Perimeter
for companies without an internal security department
External Security Department
for companies with recurring procurement, hiring, advances and international counterparties
Corporate Risk Office
for owners, groups of companies, complex deals and sensitive conflicts
From one-off tasks to an external security department
Starter security perimeter
for companies without a security department
on-demand reviews, basic rules and initial risk filtering
Operational support
for recurring deals, procurement and hiring
monthly review capacity, priority tasks and a single risk history
External security department
for owners and executives
confidential perimeter, complex reviews, information security and crisis tasks