Before an attacker tests you, they map you. This is the same first move, run on your behalf: a non-intrusive snapshot of everything your company exposes to the internet, so you can see your organisation the way an outsider does, and close the obvious gaps before someone else finds them.
We don’t exploit anything here. It’s reconnaissance and open-source intelligence, not a penetration test, which makes it a fast, low-risk way to understand where you stand and where to look next.
What we map
- Domains and subdomains, including the forgotten staging and legacy hosts that turn up in certificate-transparency logs.
- Exposed services and ports. What’s reachable from the public internet, and what probably shouldn’t be.
- Cloud and storage exposure. Public buckets, misconfigured endpoints, and metadata that leaks more than intended.
- Leaked credentials. Company logins and secrets that have appeared in known breaches and public code.
- Technology footprint. The software and versions you’re running, and any with publicly known issues.
How it runs
We agree the scope (typically your primary domain and known brands) and work entirely from outside, using passive and light active reconnaissance. Nothing intrusive, no authorization headaches, no impact on your production systems. Turnaround is usually about a week.
What you walk away with
- A prioritised inventory of your internet-facing exposure, ranked by real risk
- The specific quick wins: things to take offline, lock down, or rotate right now
- A clear-eyed starting point for a deeper penetration test, if the picture warrants one
It’s the cheapest, fastest way to answer a question every founder should be able to: what can an attacker already see?