esg.ntt.limited
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Description of esg.ntt.limited
The domain esg.ntt.limited appears to host "ESG-Square," a sustainability intelligence and reporting platform presented under the NTT DATA brand. Based on the page title, meta description, and visible homepage content, the site is aimed at enterprise users that need tools for carbon accounting, ESG reporting, benchmarking, climate-risk analysis, and related compliance or disclosure workflows.
The homepage presents the service as a business software platform rather than a consumer-facing website or online store. It includes product-navigation items such as Platform, Enterprise, Sign in, and Request a demo, along with screenshots of dashboards for emissions tracking, reporting, integrations, and executive oversight. Based on available content, the site appears to be operated as a corporate SaaS offering associated with NTT DATA's sustainability reporting activities, with a likely focus on organizations in Singapore or the broader Asia-Pacific region.
Safety Assessment for esg.ntt.limited
Scan results are mixed but lean toward low-to-moderate caution rather than clear evidence of active harm. One out of 89 security engines flagged the domain as phishing at the time of this scan, while the malware scan reported no flagged files among 33 scanned items. A separate heuristic system labeled the domain and many internal assets as "GenericSuspiciousObject," which is a low-specificity pattern match and does not, by itself, confirm malicious behavior.
Blacklist and threat-database checks were largely clean at the time of this scan, including major browsing-protection and abuse-report sources, although one generic blacklist provider did list the domain. The site content shown in the screenshot looks consistent with a professional enterprise software landing page, and the domain has been registered for about six years, which can be a stabilizing signal. At the same time, the single phishing flag means the domain should not be treated as entirely risk-free without independent verification, especially before entering credentials. Based on these findings, this website may present some potential risk, but the available evidence is limited and not strongly corroborated across multiple scanners.
Technical Description
The site uses a valid SSL/TLS certificate issued by Google Trust Services, with expiry shown in November 2026. It is served through Cloudflare infrastructure on IP address 104.21.56.33, using Cloudflare nameservers, which suggests CDN and reverse-proxy protection are in place. The web server is identified as Cloudflare, and the hosting location resolves to Toronto, Canada in the scan data.
From a domain-security perspective, DNSSEC appears to be unsigned, which is not uncommon but means DNS responses do not benefit from DNSSEC validation. No major malware-hosting indicators were shown in the file scan, but one security engine detection and one generic blacklist listing introduce some uncertainty. The flagged internal CSS, image, and page URLs appear to be heuristic classifications rather than confirmed malicious payloads.
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