Frankie Bacigalupo

A risk report outlines all the public-facing vulnerabilities that a client's domain (i.e. website, email server, etc.) might have. We've designed proprietary technology to run our scans on aspects ...

Please follow the link below to visit the Upfort Portal, specifically set up for Shield Users.  https://support.upfort.com/hc/en-us  

Upfort's Cyber Risk Report is a Perimeter Report, which will detect any publicly discoverable vulnerabilities in the Insured domain. Any vulnerabilities detected will be presented in the Cyber Risk...

While your client's website may not collect or retain sensitive data, the concern would be that website visitors could still be affected if a malicious actor were to gain control of it or modify it...

We run a Perimeter Scan of the domain to generate the Cyber Risk Reports. This detects all related hosts by checking the DNS record.All results populated in Upfort's Cyber Risk Reports are based on...

We've built Upfort from the ground up with data security in mind. We're SOC 2 accredited and undergo annual penetration testing.  Additionally, we've completed a vendor security review with NYC's C...

Occasionally, you may encounter an error when trying to run a report. Check that the website or email being entered is correct first. This could also be due to an issue with the website format that...

While all vulnerabilities should be reviewed and remediated as soon as possible, some areas of the report pose more significant risk to the Insured than others.Any unsecured Remote Access ports are...

Once your account is set up, you can head to https://dashboard.upfort.com/login to log in to the Cyber Risk Portal. You'll see the option to log in using Google or Microsoft Federated logins, or to...

If an Insured has informed you that they have remediated vulnerabilities flagged on their Risk Report, your first step should be to log into your Cyber Risk Portal and run a new report (see How to ...