Know your cybersecurity.
Know your suppliers'.
Get your DTS score free, and ask your suppliers to get theirs free too. A company can be well protected and still be exposed through third parties.
FreeNo audit to startImprove over time
Turn cybersecurity into a score everyone can read.
DTS translates several dimensions of cybersecurity into a single score from 0 to 950. You can improve it over time and use your public profile as a signal of trust to customers and other companies.
Know where you stand
Get a clear score and find out which areas of your cybersecurity have the most room to improve.
Compare
See how your company sits against similar organisations, and read your score in the context of your sector's risk.
Prove it
Publish your DTS profile, share it by QR, or embed it on your website so other companies can check it.
Get your DTS in three steps.
The process is built so you can start with no audit and move at your own pace.
Claim or create your company profile
Create your company account with your corporate email. If the profile already exists, you can claim it when you verify your domain.
Get your DTS score
Work through the cybersecurity assessment at your own pace, without touching your website yet. You can stop and come back: your score is issued when you publish the assessment.
Ask your suppliers for their DTS
Add the critical companies in your chain and invite them, free, to get their own DTS, so you can see the cybersecurity risk they may bring into your organisation.
Do you know the cybersecurity risk your suppliers bring?
Your company can have good security measures and still be exposed through third parties. Technology vendors, advisors, platforms and logistics operators can reach systems, data, credentials or critical processes.
A vulnerable supplier can become a way into your company. Knowing your own cybersecurity is not enough: you also need to know that of the companies your operation depends on.
DTS lets you ask your suppliers, free, for a common and comparable score, so you can tell which third parties carry the most risk and where to pay attention.
ASK MY SUPPLIERS FOR THEIR DTSWith your account, DTS emails the invitation to your suppliers and shows you who opened it, who signed up and who published their DTS. If you do not have an account yet, sign up for free: you can invite them as soon as you verify your company's domain.
The problem is not having suppliers.The problem is not knowing what cybersecurity risk each one represents.
Illustrative exampleGet your DTS. Ask your suppliers for theirs.
First, understand your own cybersecurity level. Then ask the critical companies in your supply chain for visibility. Replace unknown risk with decisions based on a common reference.
Know your score
Identify your cybersecurity level and start improving it progressively.
GET MY DTS FREEKnow your suppliers’ risk
Ask for their DTS for FREE to understand their cybersecurity level and which third parties need more attention.
ASK MY SUPPLIERS FOR THEIR DTSA score NALLAM can verify.
When an organisation needs to prove more, it can submit evidence for NALLAM to review and add a further signal of trust to its profile.
Your DTS score lets you know and communicate your organisation's level of cybersecurity.
NALLAM has reviewed the evidence behind the assessment. The public profile shows the verification and how long it is valid.
Five areas of cybersecurity.
Each area carries its own weight: together they add up to 900 points, and managing your suppliers' risk adds up to 50, for a total of 950.
Email, internet-facing services, vulnerabilities, penetration testing and network
Inventory, devices, accounts, MFA, privileged access and monitoring
Security policy, responsibilities, risk management and staff training
Backups, business continuity plan and incident management
Third-party access, contractual obligations and shared information
Your cybersecurity, comparable.
DTS lets you read your position against similar companies and understand the cybersecurity risk context of your sector.
This organisation sits above 68% of comparable companies in its sector.
The sector's risk level gives further context for reading an organisation's DTS score.
Prove your cybersecurity where it counts.
Share your DTS profile with customers, suppliers and other companies through a seal for your website and a QR code that links to your public profile.
A shield for your website
The essentials about DTS.
Yes. A company can claim its profile and start its cybersecurity assessment free of charge.
No. You can move through it gradually and come back later: your answers are saved. The score is shown when you publish the assessment.
Yes. When you need to prove more, you can submit evidence for NALLAM to review. The profile will show the verification and how long it is valid.
No. DTS publishes aggregate results, levels and states. It does not expose specific vulnerabilities, technical configuration or sensitive operational information.
Yes. You can add suppliers, read the profiles that already exist, and invite those with no score yet, free of charge.
Get your DTS. Ask your suppliers for theirs.
Know your own level of cybersecurity and stop carrying third-party risk blind. A safer chain starts when every company knows and shares its score.