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The Vendor Summary provides a comprehensive, AI-generated analysis of any vendor’s security posture. This page helps both technical and non-technical stakeholders understand vendor risk at a glance.Documentation Index
Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://help.dsalta.com/llms.txt
Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.
Vendor profile
At the top, you will see the vendor’s logo, domain, overall security score (0–1000), tier, portfolio, and business label. You can edit any of these classifications directly.Score trend
A month-over-month chart shows how the vendor’s security score has changed over time. DSALTA refreshes scores approximately once per week.Compliance certifications
The summary displays which certifications the vendor holds — such as ISO 27001, SOC 2, or GDPR compliance — so you can quickly assess regulatory alignment.10 security assessment categories
DSALTA evaluates every vendor by scanning their domains and IP addresses across 10 categories:Application Security
Web application protections, secure headers, and app-level vulnerabilities.
Network Security
Open ports, firewall configuration, and network exposure.
Endpoint & OS Security
OS patching, endpoint protection, and device security.
IP Reputation
Blocklist presence and IP address reputation.
DNS & Email Security
SPF, DKIM, DMARC configuration strength.
Information Leakage
Exposed credentials, misconfigured storage, data leaks.
Vulnerability Exploitation
Known exploited vulnerabilities and unpatched systems.
Dark Web & Chatter
Mentions on dark web forums, breach databases, paste sites.
Security Best Practices
HTTPS enforcement, certificate validity, security hygiene.
Social Engineering
Susceptibility to phishing and impersonation attacks.