Deal protection
Don't let security become the reason a customer can't sign.
Run an external security check, see what needs attention, and prepare for the security conversation before the deal gets stuck.
Buying journey
Everything was moving until security entered the deal.
The demo landed, the trial went well, commercial terms look good, and then procurement or security slows everything down.
SurveilX gives teams a fast outside-in view before deeper reviews begin, so founders, sales leaders, operations teams, and small technology vendors can prepare instead of stalling while revenue waits.
Know what they'll see before the meeting
Start with first visibility, not guesswork.
Use SurveilX as preparation for the security conversation, not as a claim that enterprise review requirements are already complete.
Domain configuration
Review DNS and other domain-level signals that shape how your company looks from the outside.
SSL and HTTPS
Check certificate and browser trust issues before they become discussion points in a customer review.
Email authentication
Understand SPF, DKIM, and DMARC posture so spoofing and trust concerns are easier to explain.
Public exposure
See which externally visible signals may raise questions when procurement or security takes a closer look.
Credential exposure where available
Add useful context around public exposure and trust gaps without relying on scattered checks.
Visible website risks
Turn public-facing website findings into a first-view report your team can discuss before the meeting.
Contrast
A better first move when the deal is waiting on security.
The goal is to reduce scramble, improve visibility, and help your team respond with more confidence.
Without SurveilX
Scramble for answers
- Ask engineering
- Run random tools
- Dig through old reports
- Guess what matters
- Delay response
With SurveilX
Prepare before the meeting
- Enter domain
- Scan
- Prioritize
- Fix urgent issues
- Share findings internally or externally
Core pain
You've done everything else. You don't want security to kill the deal.
This page is for the moment when the product has already passed the demo or trial and the commercial path looks real, but procurement or security introduces a new layer of friction your team is not ready for.
SurveilX helps you understand current external posture first, so the next conversation starts with clarity instead of improvisation.
Scope honesty
Preparation and first visibility
SurveilX does not automatically satisfy enterprise security reviews, compliance programs, or formal customer requirements.
It helps you prepare by showing what is externally visible, what may need attention, and what your team should align on before deeper review work begins.
Keep the deal moving
Add clarity before the next security conversation.
These related pages help when the deal review becomes a report request, a questionnaire, or a broader security posture discussion.
Customer ask
Start with the security report page
Use this page when the request begins as a simple ask for a current report rather than a full review process.
Open the security report pageQuestionnaire help
When the deal turns into a long security questionnaire
See how to collect external evidence first before chasing every answer across the team.
Read the questionnaire pagePricing
Compare one-time and ongoing reporting options
Choose a faster one-off report or recurring visibility depending on how often these reviews appear in your sales motion.
View pricingSample report
See what a buyer-readable report looks like
Preview the report layout, findings, and prioritization before you share one internally or externally.
View sample reportFrequently asked questions
Can SurveilX help with enterprise security reviews?
Yes, as preparation. SurveilX gives your team an outside-in view of visible posture so you can walk into the review better informed, but it does not by itself satisfy enterprise security requirements.
Does this replace SOC 2?
No. SOC 2 addresses audited internal controls. SurveilX helps you understand what a customer can see from the outside before or alongside deeper security review work.
Can a customer accept this instead of a penetration test?
Sometimes it can help a conversation move forward, but it should not be positioned as a replacement for a penetration test when a customer explicitly requires one.
What if the scan finds a high-risk issue?
That is useful information to have before the call. It gives you a chance to prioritize the issue, align with engineering, and explain what is being addressed instead of being surprised during the review.
Can sales teams understand the report?
Yes. The goal is to make findings understandable enough for founders, sales leaders, and operations teams while still being useful to technical stakeholders.
Do we need a cybersecurity expert?
No. A security expert can still help with deeper remediation or formal reviews, but SurveilX is designed to give smaller teams first visibility without needing one just to understand the basics.