Domain Portfolio Risk Management

The problem

Large portfolios have expired domains, misconfigured DNS, and weak lock or transfer settings. Each can lead to hijack, abuse, or loss. Without a single view and clear priorities, teams struggle to stay on top of risk.

• Domains expiring soon that could be re-registered by squatters
• Misconfigured DNS that could be abused or hijacked
• Registrar lock off or transfer auth weak
• Orphaned or legacy domains still in use but unmaintained

How it works

1. 1

   Inventory and ingest

   You provide or we discover your domain set. We ingest WHOIS, DNS, and lock status so we have a full picture.

2. 2

   Score and prioritize

   We score each domain (and the portfolio) for expiration, DNS, lock, and other risks. You see a prioritized list and trends.

3. 3

   Recommend actions

   We recommend renewals, lock enablement, DNS fixes, and consolidation where relevant. You can assign owners and track remediation.

4. 4

   Track and report

   Dashboard and reports show progress. You can export for compliance and board reporting.

Frequently asked questions

• How do you get our domain list?

  You can upload a list, integrate via API, or we can help discover domains from your monitoring and brand scope. We keep the list updated as you add or drop domains.

• What is "portfolio health score"?

  A composite score based on expiration risk, DNS configuration, registrar lock, transfer auth, and (where applicable) abuse signals. It helps you prioritize which domains to fix first.

• Do you renew domains for us?

  No. We alert and recommend; you (or your registrar) perform renewals and configuration changes. We can track status so you know when something is fixed.

• What about subsidiaries and acquired brands?

  We support multiple brands and entities. You can tag domains by brand or subsidiary and see risk and remediation by segment.

• Can we use this for M&A due diligence?

  Yes. Our M&A & Domain Acquisition Due Diligence solution uses portfolio and risk data to assess target domains before deal close. Portfolio risk management feeds into that.