Most UK SMEs have no idea what their domain reveals to the outside world. Cyber Vitals is the passive OSINT scan GET-IT uses to gather structured evidence about core cyber controls — email security, web hygiene, infrastructure, and breach exposure. GET-IT then interprets those findings in the context of your business and turns them into prioritised recommendations. Cyber Vitals is included as part of the Cyber Resilience Review.
Every report covers four sections — email identity, web security, infrastructure, and digital exposure — each with a maturity score and RAG rating. Here's an example of the evidence it produces — the starting material for GET-IT's interpretation, not the end product.
Sample report — facebook.com domain | Scanned: 2026-06-05 | 8-page full report delivered by email
Cyber Vitals uses the same passive OSINT techniques attackers use — no intrusion, no agents, no impact on your systems.
No software, no access credentials, no disruption to your systems.
As part of your Cyber Resilience Review we confirm the domain to assess. That's all we need — no login, no account, no software to install.
GET-IT runs a passive OSINT analysis of your domain using the same techniques threat actors use. Typically completed within one business day.
The scan output — maturity score and RAG ratings — is weighed against how your business actually operates. An automated score alone can't tell you what matters most.
The findings feed your Review's written report and 90-day roadmap. If you then want ongoing monthly monitoring, that's available separately.
The Cyber Vitals scan is included as part of the Cyber Resilience Review. For businesses that want to track their posture over time, monthly monitoring is available as a managed service.
Cyber Vitals is run and interpreted by GET-IT as part of its advisory work, most often within the Cyber Resilience Review. If you'd like to discuss whether the Review — or another form of assessment — is right for your business, get in touch.
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