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DOMAIN AUDIT

A single domain or your entire corporate portfolio: we'll compile a registry, find the risk areas and give you a clear plan – who each domain is registered to, what's expiring and what needs action.

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WHAT'S INCLUDED

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Domain registry

A full list of the company's domains with owners and renewal dates, in one clear document.

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Risk map

We show where a domain or control over it could be lost: data in someone else's name, expiring dates, disputed rights.

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Readiness for requirements

We check compliance with the rules of the .ru, .рф and .su zones and flag what's worth putting in order ahead of time.

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Action plan

We set priorities and give recommendations: what to do first and what can wait.

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HOW WE WORK

A transparent process: at the end you get a report that's clear to both legal teams and IT.

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Request and domain list

We discuss the task and get from you a list of domains or the markers to find them by.

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Gathering data

We collect details on owners, administrators, dates and registrars for each domain.

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Risk analysis

We cross-reference the data, flag the disputed points and assess where control over a domain is vulnerable.

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Report and priorities

We hand over a report with the registry, the risk map and a prioritised action plan.

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QUESTIONS

Why does a business need a domain audit?

Over time, domains end up registered to different people and contractors, expiry dates slip out of view, and some of the data becomes outdated. An audit brings it all into one picture and shows where the company risks losing a domain or control over it.

What's in the report?

A registry of domains with owners and dates, a risk map with explanations, an assessment of readiness for zone requirements, and a prioritised action plan. The document is designed for both legal teams and IT.

Is it suitable for a large portfolio?

Yes. We work with a single domain and with portfolios of dozens or hundreds. For large portfolios we structure the registry so it's easy to maintain and update going forward.

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