Find what you expose, read the code behind it, and close every finding with evidence a rescan confirms.
Not a scanner that hands you a list. A loop that starts outside your network, ends at a verified remediation, and leaves an audit trail at every step.
None of this is a failure of the security team. It is what happens when an organisation moves faster than its asset register.
Attackers do not need an inventory. They only need the one asset you forgot.
A subdomain from a campaign that ended. Still resolving, still reachable, still yours in the eyes of an attacker.
Staff addresses and passwords sitting in breach collections, long before anyone inside notices a login that should not work.
Most of what ships is a dependency of a dependency. Its flaws become yours the moment you build.
Continuously discover every internet-facing asset, detect exposures and leaked data, and turn findings into governed, repeatable remediation.
One live feed of every CVE disclosure, ranked by real-world exploitation likelihood, so you know which threats can actually hurt you.
Explore VISeveral analysis engines merged into one corroborated list, with a suggested change written against your file and a way to prove it worked.
Explore CODEEvery service runs the same loop. It starts outside your network and ends at a remediation that has been proven, not promised.
Map every host, certificate, header and exposed service that carries your name, from the public internet, with nothing installed on your estate.
Read the source and the supply chain behind each asset, and check every component against the public advisory record.
Separate the reachable from the theoretical, corroborate across independent engines, and rank by what an attacker can actually use.
Rescan after the change and close the item only when the evidence says it is gone. Nothing is marked fixed by assertion.
Stage four is the one most programmes never reach, and the only one that produces evidence. A finding carries an owner, a deadline and a history. It closes because a later scan can no longer find it, and if it comes back it reopens itself.
Every service writes into the same asset model, worklist and audit trail. A certificate, a leaked credential and a vulnerable dependency are all findings against an owner.
Automated discovery of domains, subdomains, hosts, IPs, ports and cloud footprint, with change detection and a risk grade that trends over time.
Exposed secrets, leaked credentials and dark-web mentions tied to your domains, prioritised by real business risk.
One live feed of every CVE disclosure, merged and de-duplicated, and ranked by exploitation likelihood rather than severity alone.
Several independent engines merged into one corroborated list, with the data-flow path from input to flaw.
Every component, direct and inherited, matched against the public advisory record before a fixed version is recommended.
Board-ready dashboards, an append-only audit trail and control mapping across ISO 27001, NIST CSF, DORA and GDPR, with live evidence from platform activity.
Every item carries an owner, a deadline and a history. It moves only when the evidence moves it, and if it comes back, it reopens itself.
Raised with its location, its severity and why it matters.
Offered to an owner, who accepts it from a single-use link.
Tracked while the change is made, with the clock running.
The asset is read again at the new commit, not asked about.
Closed only because a scan can no longer find it.
The same run produces the board summary and the engineer’s worklist from one dataset, so the two can never disagree.
What was true at a given commit, on a given date, with the scope recorded. What was not looked at is stated plainly, because a report that cannot say that is not evidence.
What is new since the last run, what is gone, and what could not be rechecked. They are kept apart because they are three different claims, and only one of them is good news.
The starting point is a domain, not an asset list. The things missing from your inventory are exactly the things it finds first.
Independent engines are merged into one list. Agreement between them raises confidence; volume alone never does.
Nothing is closed on a promise. The loop ends at a scan that can no longer find the problem.
Deployed in your environment. Your code and your findings stay inside it.
EASM continuously discovers and monitors every internet-facing asset your organisation exposes (domains, subdomains, IPs, services, cloud footprint) and surfaces the exposures an attacker could exploit, before they do.
Every target list, exposure metric and query is filtered by the current tenant. Data from one client organisation is never visible from another, and that is enforced on every page of the platform.
ISO/IEC 27001, NIST CSF 2.0, DORA and GDPR out of the box, with control coverage mapped live to your platform activity and exportable as an evidence report.
Launch a scan and you get a prioritised findings view in minutes. There is no long onboarding and no agent to deploy on external assets.
A 30-minute walkthrough with an attack-surface expert.