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Security posture, ransomware intelligence, and current or historical sanctions for the website you are viewing. Vendifi Insights: Vendor Security Posture at a Glance Before signing a contract, sharing data, or integrating with a new vendor, assess their external security posture in seconds. Vendifi Insights provides an at-a-glance view of a vendor domain directly in your browser side panel. How it works Browse to a vendor's website and open the Vendifi Insights side panel. The extension identifies the registrable domain, such as vendor.co.uk from app.vendor.co.uk, then retrieves its security posture from the Vendifi API. What gets checked? Email and DNS security, ransomware, password breach and sanctions intelligence Your overall score Every domain receives an Insight Score from 0-100 and a letter grade, providing a consistent benchmark for vendor security posture. Risk insights explain why each finding may matter, what an attacker could exploit, and which vendor controls to assess during due diligence. Vendifi Insights helps you understand third-party exposure; it does not instruct you how to operate or remediate a vendor's domain. Why install it Vendor due diligence: Assess potential suppliers, SaaS providers, and partners before onboarding. Procurement support: Give procurement, security, and risk teams consistent signals during evaluation. Fast risk context: Understand likely exposure, attacker paths, and questions to raise with a vendor without leaving the page. No configuration required: Install the extension and browse to any HTTP or HTTPS site. Efficient lookups: Results are cached locally for 15 minutes, so repeat checks are fast without unnecessary API calls. Privacy-first: The extension does not read page content, inject scripts, access cookies, or track browsing history. Only the registrable domain is sent to the Vendifi API. Who is it for? Vendifi Insights is for security teams, procurement managers, IT leaders, compliance professionals, and anyone making decisions about vendors and third parties. Whether evaluating a new SaaS platform, reviewing a supplier, or checking a vendor during a sales call, it surfaces the security and risk signals that matter.