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  1. 01

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    “Customers use our shop, which calls a Node API…”
  2. 02

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    11 components · 2 assumed links
  3. 03

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    High · 3 routesMedium with 2 fixes
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MSP remote access to productionRevision 1PreliminarySample · illustrative
What NetRisk understood

External engineers reach billing data through one shared credential and two hops.

? MFA on the VPN — not stated
What matters most

A leaked shared account gives unattributable access to billing data.

What to do next

Replace the shared account with named, time-boxed vendor access.

Method
Suggested for vendor access to systems
  1. Shared account is reused or leaked outside the MSP
  2. VPN accepts it — MFA unknown
  3. Jump host allows SSH onward
  4. Billing data reached with no named user

UnknownRisk pathBlockedMethod term
Third parties & AI providers

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Brightline ITManaged IT · admin access to production
Critical vendor
RiskHigh8 open questions

Checked what Brightline already publishes

  • SOC 2 Type II reportFound
  • Data processing agreementFound
  • Breach notice within 72 hFound
  • ?MFA for engineersNot published

Asked only what changes the rating

  • 1Do engineers sign in with MFA?NoYou add: named accounts + MFA
  • 2Are admin sessions recorded?Yes
  • 3Where is your data processed?EU only
Approve with conditionsNamed accounts + MFA before go-live
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April 2027
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