Start from the problem you need to solve.

Asset discovery

You cannot govern what you cannot see, and most estates hide forgotten domains, expired certificates, and shadow IT that no inventory ever captured.

Submit your primary domains and Namespace Command discovers your whole internet-facing estate, with no agents, credentials, or API keys. It reads only publicly observable data, so there is nothing to install and no access into your environment.

• Nine discovery surfaces, from DNS and certificates to suppliers and brand
• Assets you never registered, surfaced from day 1
• Historical comparison, so you see exactly what changed between assessments

Third-party and supply-chain risk

Your resilience depends on suppliers you did not choose and cannot send a questionnaire to, and concentration risk stays invisible until something fails.

Namespace Command maps your supplier landscape automatically, without questionnaires or vendor cooperation, and builds a dependency graph so you can see where the estate actually relies on a single provider.

• DNS, certificate authorities, CDNs, email, hosting, and SaaS mapped automatically
• Dependency-concentration analysis that surfaces single points of failure
• Impact simulation for what happens if a supplier, certificate, or DNS provider fails

Compliance and governance

Audits are a point in time, but your estate changes every day, and a questionnaire cannot prove a control actually held.

Controls are evaluated automatically against your real asset data and scored pass, fail, or warning, with the evidence kept current between audits rather than rebuilt at audit time.

• NIST CSF, ISO 27001, SOC 2, CIS Controls, HIPAA, and GDPR, plus custom
• Failures pinpoint the specific assets responsible
• 30-day drift analysis that catches regression before an auditor would

Brand protection

Look-alike domains, typosquatting, and impersonation erode trust and enable phishing long before anyone internally notices.

The brand surface is part of the same asset graph, so impersonation and look-alike findings sit alongside your certificate and DNS issues and are governed under one ownership model.

• Look-alike and typosquatting detection, with parked-domain flags
• Watchlists with change alerts, and a claim-and-approve workflow for disputed domains
• A professional takedown workflow with evidence packaging

M&A and divestiture

You need to understand a target's digital risk before you can sign, but you have no access to their systems.

Submit the target's domains and Namespace Command maps their external footprint without engaging them, so diligence runs on real evidence instead of a data room.

• No access, agents, or credentials required
• Full external footprint, third-party dependencies, and concentration risk
• A defensible record of what was assessed at signing

Cloud and SaaS visibility

Cloud and SaaS sprawl across accounts, teams, and regions, with no single inventory and no easy way to see where data sits.

Namespace Command attributes discovered assets to their cloud and SaaS providers without any cloud API access, and maps where they sit for data-residency and sovereignty requirements.

• Assets attributed to AWS, Azure, GCP, and other providers
• Orphaned cloud resources and shadow SaaS surfaced
• Jurisdiction and data-residency mapping across the estate