Asset inventory
We surface forgotten systems and exposed domains before others do.
Continuous scanning of your assets, with risk ranked by real business impact rather than raw counts.
If even one of them shows up on your side, this service was written for you.
There's no up-to-date inventory of every exposed system and domain.
Scan reports are long and nobody knows where to start.
The same vulnerabilities keep coming back scan after scan.
We start by inventorying what actually exists, not what the spreadsheet says. Then we sweep it with scans on a fixed schedule.
Public names, certificates and forgotten subdomains.
*.example.saFoundInternal and internet-facing servers, their systems and services.
srv-db-02FoundStaff workstations and laptops, and how patched they are.
wks-114FoundAccounts, storage and exposed services.
s3://backupsFoundWeb apps, APIs and the libraries they depend on.
api/v2FoundSystems nobody remembers deploying, often the riskiest of all.
?.?.?.?FoundScanning alone produces noise. Our value is in the triage: we drop duplicates and false positives, then rank what's left by exploitability and asset value.
Everything the scanners return, as-is.
Duplicates and false positives removed.
Is there a reachable path or a known exploit?
Does it touch an asset your business depends on?
Vulnerabilities don't close once. Each cycle catches what's new and checks that what was fixed stays fixed.
An illustrative preview of the tracking dashboard: what's open, who owns it, and what's been closed.
vpn.example.saVPN appliance missing a security patchInfrastructureOpenadmin.example.saAdmin panel exposed to the internetApplicationsIn progresss3://backupsBackup bucket with broad accessCloudIn progressmail.example.saOutdated TLS configurationInfrastructureFixedwks-114Outdated browserIT supportVerified
srv-db-02We surface forgotten systems and exposed domains before others do.
We rank by exploitability and asset value, not by score alone.
Regular reports showing what's closed and what needs escalation.