Attack Surface
Everything you expose on the Internet, mapped and monitored continuously.
You enter your root domain, we pull up your entire exposed surface: subdomains, IPs and ASNs, ports and services, TLS certificates, technology fingerprints, cloud storage across S3, Azure and GCP. The map stays alive, a CyberScore from A to F tracks the trajectory, and the alert lands the moment an asset appears or a port opens.
- 1 domain
- in, the whole surface out
- 14 plugins
- of multi-source discovery
- 24/7
- continuous monitoring, not a yearly audit
Fonctionnalités
Tout ce qu'il faut pour sécuriser, sans le superflu.
Automatic discovery from a single domain
You enter your root domain, the engine unrolls the rest. 14 discovery plugins cross Certificate Transparency, six public subdomain sources, DNS, WHOIS and reverse WHOIS, port scanning and service fingerprinting to surface the shadow IT nobody ever declared. No agent to install, no IP range to provide.
A live inventory of every exposed asset
Subdomains, IPs and ASNs, ports and services, TLS certificates, detected technologies, cloud buckets and storage: every asset reachable from the Internet and tied to your domain surfaces in the inventory, with its history. It is the real perimeter your CMDB doesn't have.
Cloud detection across S3, Azure and GCP
Public S3 buckets, Azure Blob Storage, GCP Storage, exposed instances, subdomains pointing to a CDN or a cloud host. Dedicated modules also check storage ACLs and metadata leaks. The bucket created off-process surfaces like the rest.
CyberScore and attack-path graph
A CyberScore from A to F sums up the state of your surface and tracks its trajectory over time. Assets and findings are linked together (shared certificates, DNS, cloud relationships) to reconstruct exploitation chains, each path ranked by severity with a blast radius.
Change detection
The surface moves every week, the inventory follows. On every pass you get the clear delta: a new subdomain, a port that opens, a service that changes, a CVE that appears on an exposed asset, a finding resolved. You see what moved since last time, not 800 lines to re-read.
Continuous monitoring and alerts
Periodic scans scheduled via cron or launched on demand from the interface and the API. The alert lands the same day in Slack, Teams, Jira, GitHub, GitLab, PagerDuty or an HMAC-signed webhook. You learn an asset opened up the same day, not at the next audit.
Comment ça marche
Du setup à la première alerte.
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You enter a domain
A single root domain name in, for example acme.com. No agent to install, no IP range to provide, no cloud access to connect. The scan starts right away. You stay in control of the scope: we follow the chain from what you give us, no reckless attribution of assets that aren't yours.
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We unroll your entire exposed surface
14 discovery plugins start from that domain and rebuild what an attacker would see: subdomains (via Certificate Transparency and six public sources), DNS records, IPs and ASNs, ports and services, technology fingerprints, cloud storage across S3, Azure and GCP, TLS certificates. The forgotten subdomains, the pre-prod environments left online, the open bucket: they all surface in the inventory. Discovery is included from the free tier.
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Mapping, CyberScore and attack paths
Every discovered asset is enriched and linked to the others. The CyberScore from A to F sums up the state of the surface, the graph links assets and findings through shared certificates, DNS and cloud relationships, and the attack paths are ranked by severity with a blast radius. You see at a glance where to look first and what falls behind a compromised asset.
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Continuous monitoring, an alert on the first change
Scans run continuously and on demand, and change detection flags every new subdomain, every port that opens, every CVE that touches an exposed service. The alert lands the same day in Slack, Teams, Jira, GitHub, PagerDuty or a signed webhook, not at the next yearly audit. This is exactly the mapping and continuous monitoring expected by Article 21 of NIS2.
Bénéfices
L'impact concret pour vos équipes.
Know what you actually expose
The staging subdomain left online after a project, the cloud bucket created off-process, a subsidiary's instance, the expired certificate on an old app: these are the first doors an attacker tries. We start from a single root domain and pull up the whole chain. 14 discovery plugins cross Certificate Transparency, DNS, WHOIS, passive subdomain sources, port scanning and service fingerprinting to reconstruct your real perimeter, not the one in your spreadsheet. Every new scan compares the inventory to the previous state: a new asset, a port that opens, a service that changes surfaces on its own.
Track a trajectory, not a snapshot
A yearly audit gives you a snapshot that is already stale the next day. Here the inventory stays alive: periodic or on-demand scans, history per asset, change detection, and a CyberScore from A to F to see whether your surface is improving or drifting. You don't discover a forgotten asset six months after it opened; the alert lands the day it appears, where your team already works.
Keep the continuous map your auditor asks for
Article 21 of NIS2 calls for asset mapping and continuous monitoring of the exposed surface, shadow IT included. A quarterly spreadsheet can't keep up with a surface that moves every week. You export reports as PDF and CSV by section, CyberScore included, to hand straight to an auditor or the board. Data hosted in the EU, under European law, designed by an OSWE-certified pentester.
Aperçu
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Pourquoi own2pwn
Ce qu'on fait différemment.
Hosted in the European Union
Your exposure data stays under European law: hosted in the EU, GDPR compliant, with strict per-customer isolation at the database level. Handing the map of your attack surface to a US vendor exposes it to extraterritorial access requests; your inventory stays hosted in the EU.
Designed by an OSWE-certified pentester
The discovery logic follows what an attacker enumerates first, not a generic checklist copied from a framework. Prioritisation reflects real exploitability: an exposed admin console ranks ahead of a high CVSS hidden behind a WAF. It is an offensive method turned into SaaS, not a dashboard dreamed up by marketers.
AI where it actually helps
No chatbot. AI is used to rank more than 240 detection modules by real risk (CVE correlation, CISA KEV and EPSS prioritisation, dedup, attack paths), so you handle what matters first. Detection stays automated: we don't promise zero false positives, and human verification of findings is our pentests, a separate offering.
Non-intrusive scans, production-safe
The scan is built to run on production without taking it down: no exploitation replayed, three-layer anti-SSRF guard, per-host rate limits adjustable from 1 to 1000 req/s. You add it to your perimeter without coordinating a maintenance window with the ops team. A single domain in, no agent to install, no cloud access to connect.
Des tarifs lisibles, sans surprise.
- Attack Surface module included in the EASM offering
- 1 monitored domain, up to 25 assets
- 10 scans / mo
- Multi-source discovery + more than 240 detection modules
- CVE correlation, KEV and EPSS prioritisation
- Email alerts, 1 user
- Free, no time limit
- Up to 5 domains, 250 tracked assets
- 100 scans / mo
- 30 AI-native validations / mo
- HMAC-signed webhooks (Slack, Teams, Discord, PagerDuty)
- Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Slack integrations
- PDF and CSV exports, API access (5 keys), up to 5 users
- Up to 15 domains, 1,000 tracked assets
- Unlimited scans
- 100 AI-native validations / mo
- SSO, RBAC and role management
- SIEM connector, custom integrations
- Priority support
- Unlimited domains, scans, assets and AI validations
- SSO / SAML, SCIM provisioning
- Enhanced AI validation (extended reasoning)
- SLA, GDPR-compliant DPA, NIS2 guidance
- Dedicated support
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Tying unknown assets to your perimeter through shared certificates.
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