CUSTOMER DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN · FREE ANALYSIS

The risk is documented. See the embedded supply chain in your assets.

The Polyfill.io case highlighted that each CDN, script, and third-party library constitutes a digital supplier embedded in your surface—and susceptible to compromise without prior notice. CSURFACE performs a passive analysis on your company's domain and maps this dependency chain within 48 business hours. No agent installation required, no cost.

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WHAT YOU RECEIVE

The digital supply chain that lives within your assets

Each public asset of your company carries components from external sources — over which operational control belongs to third parties. The preliminary analysis maps this chain from an external perspective, passively, non-intrusively, and for free.

Embedded third-party components — CDNs, scripts, APIs, and external libraries loaded by your public assets.
Transitive suppliers — the dependencies of your suppliers, up to three levels deep.
Domain ownership changes — third-party domains that changed ownership, as in the case of Polyfill.io.
Single points of failure — critical dependencies whose compromise directly affects your users.

How it works

1 · You fill in the data next to this — the analysis is performed on your company's domain.
2 · CSURFACE maps the digital supply chain passively. No agents are installed; no systems are altered.
3 · You receive the result by email within 48 business hours.

No card, no meeting, no commercial call. The analysis only runs with your consent and declaration of ownership of assets.

Map your supplier chain

Response with a portrait of your third-party dependencies in up to 48 business hours.

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Company *

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What you are looking for

I authorize CSURFACE to perform a passive and non-intrusive analysis of publicly accessible assets under the domain(s) provided, and declare ownership of these assets or authorization to request the analysis. I have read and accepted the Preliminary Analysis Terms.