Swisscom
Switzerland's national telecommunications operator, running thousands of domains and digital services across multiple countries.
Customers
Where governance is non-negotiable.
Most of our customers are bound by confidentiality, and several of them would not use a supplier who treated that lightly. So this page names the few who have chosen to be named, and describes the rest by sector. The work speaks where the logos cannot.
Named publicly
The UK Government's Vulnerability Monitoring Service names Klarvant.
The Vulnerability Monitoring Service, delivered by the Government Cyber Unit, has named Klarvant among the providers it works with to extend how it identifies DNS, configuration, email and web content issues across the public sector's internet-facing services.
VMS provides coverage across more than 6,000 public sector organisations. More than 1,300 of those have signed up for active scanning.
The UK runs one of the largest and most scrutinised government cyber security operations anywhere. Its standards are high and its assurance practice is studied internationally. To be named in that context, in public, is a responsibility rather than a trophy.
Named with permission
Swisscom and Servair.
Servair
A global aviation-services provider operating across airports in more than twenty countries, where continuity is not negotiable.
Who we work with
Trusted across regulated, high-stakes sectors.
Everyone below is a real customer. Most prefer confidentiality, so we describe the sector rather than the name, and we describe it in the plural so that nobody can be identified by elimination. The reach is wider than the names we are able to show.
Pharmaceuticals & life sciences
Several of the world's twenty largest pharmaceutical and life-sciences companies by revenue.
Private banking & wealth
Among the most respected names in Swiss private banking and global wealth management.
National government
Central-government bodies across G7 nations, spanning cyber defence, digital services, and science and innovation.
Telecommunications
National telecommunications operators in Europe.
Aviation services
Global aviation-services and in-flight providers.
Media & digital
Leading media and digital-publishing groups in German-speaking Europe.
Security & protective services
Among the largest security and protective-services groups across the Nordics.
Private sector
Critical infrastructure to high-assurance security.
Telecommunications & critical infrastructure
A major European infrastructure operator
The challenge
Operating thousands of domains and digital services across multiple countries, this operator needed comprehensive visibility into its namespace posture. After decades of DNS configurations and evolving properties, maintaining DNS hygiene at scale had become a critical challenge that could accumulate into serious incidents.
The solution
Namespace Command runs zero-integration discovery and continuous monitoring of the external estate, automatically surfacing misconfigurations, outdated records, and security gaps across complex infrastructure, with nothing installed and no privileged access.
The impact
- Comprehensive visibility across thousands of domains and DNS configurations
- Proactive detection of critical misconfigurations before they became incidents
- Continuous DNS hygiene, preventing the build-up of outdated settings
- Fewer security incidents through automated detection and remediation guidance
“DNS hygiene fails the way Hemingway described going bankrupt: gradually, then suddenly. Ignore the configurations and a critical mass of misconfigured settings accumulates into incidents. This is exactly where Klarvant comes in, helping to minimise that risk.”
High-assurance security & protection services
A security-services leader
The challenge
As a trusted security-services provider, an exemplary posture across its own estate was non-negotiable. The provider needed its namespace security to match the standards it sets for clients, while absorbing growth through acquisitions and service expansion.
The solution
Namespace Command continuously monitors the estate, including shadow IT and legacy domains inherited through acquisitions. Zero-integration discovery meant rapid deployment without disrupting operations or consuming internal resources.
The impact
- A complete asset inventory, including previously unknown domains from mergers
- Demonstrable, best-in-class security practice for clients
- Faster incident response with real-time visibility into namespace changes
- A reduced attack surface through systematic identification and remediation
Critical services to the transportation industry
A global aviation-services provider
The challenge
Mission-critical aviation services demand absolute reliability. With operations across many countries and airports, the provider needed comprehensive visibility into its infrastructure to ensure continuity and prevent disruptions that could affect airline operations.
The solution
Namespace Command's agentless discovery maps the global footprint and surfaces points of failure, monitoring continuously for misconfigurations, certificate expiries, and vulnerabilities that could disrupt critical services.
The impact
- Proactive monitoring and alerting to protect continuity of operations
- Visibility across distributed, multi-country infrastructure and endpoints
- Compliance assurance for aviation-industry security standards
- Greater resilience through complete dependency and third-party mapping
Public sector
Visibility without privileged access.
Local & national public sector
Government organisations
The challenge
Public-sector bodies manage digital infrastructure with limited IT resources, legacy systems, and a duty to maintain public trust. Assets span departments, agencies, and jurisdictions, and the requirement for no privileged access to internal systems makes traditional discovery tools impractical.
The solution
Namespace Command's zero-integration discovery gives local and national bodies visibility into their external footprint with no software, API access, or credentials, discovering domains, web services, certificates, email infrastructure, and third-party dependencies from public data. It deploys rapidly across distributed agencies while respecting sovereignty requirements.
The impact
- A digital asset inventory across departments and agencies, without internal access
- Greater public trust through demonstrated cybersecurity diligence
- Rapid deployment with zero infrastructure change
- Risk prioritisation that helps resource-constrained teams focus on what matters
- Discovery of legacy, forgotten, or orphaned assets
See what it would find in your estate.
We run zero-integration discovery against the namespace you give us, with results from day 1.
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