Every company has more open to the internet than it realizes — old websites, test servers, forgotten logins, settings left wide open. We track down what's out there, show you a simple map of where you're exposed, and mark what to fix first. Then we keep watching. Our tools only look — they never touch your systems.
We don't bury you in a technical report. We draw what you're exposing as a castle — moat, walls, keep — and number the weak points, worst first. Here's an example.
We start from public information only — nothing that could disturb your systems — and hand you a clear picture, including the things everyone forgets.
We confirm each weak spot by hand before you see it. No noise — a short list of real problems, worst first.
New gaps open every time your team ships something. We re-check on a schedule and tell you the moment a new one appears.
Our tools can only read — they can't change, delete, or submit anything. That limit is built into the code, not just a promise on paper.
We check exactly the systems you sign off on, and nothing else. No written approval on file? The tool simply won't run.
Someone confirms every issue and writes it up plainly — what it means, why it matters, and how to fix it — not a raw tool dump.
Every job comes with a signed guarantee, on paper before we start: our tools can only read, and if a system isn't on your written approval list, they simply won't run against it. It's built into the code — not just a line in a contract you have to trust.
Start with a one-time map. Keep the watch on if you want ongoing coverage. (Starting prices — final quote set per scope.)