Auditing Domain Exposure: A Repeatable Inspection
CB-130 argued that every domain record tied to a principal will eventually be read, and that its contents decide the damage. This annex asks how a family office keeps those records clean over time: how to find every domain, what to look at beyond the public lookup, how to rank what turns up, and how to prove a fix held. Built from registry and ICANN policy and standard lookup tools. For family offices and staff who manage a principal's domains.
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How it happens
Primary · Mechanism · Acquire and collect
Public and government records release
Records published or sold by government (deeds, voter files, permits, registrations, required notices) supply addresses and identity spines.
More on acquire and collect →- Mechanism · Acquire and collectCustody transfer. Data and the systems holding it pass to a new controller through acquisition, merger, consolidation or bankruptcy, without the product or interface changing.
Topics
Monitoring & AlertingHousehold & StaffExecutive ProtectionDomain & DNSSystem Hardening