Exposure Snapshot · Free
See what criminals already see about your company.
Most hacks don't start with a hack. They start with a login. Criminals run automated deep dives on growing companies, collecting everything they can use. Enter your domain and see what's already exposed.
How deep the scan goes
A criminal doesn't guess. They research.
The snapshot pulls from the same four layers of intelligence their recon does, then translates it into plain language, so you see your company the way an attacker sizes it up.
Breached credentials
Which of your logins are already out there. We check the known data breaches for accounts on your domain and surface the passwords criminals can buy and try. A working login is the easiest way in, so it's the first thing they look for.
Your external attack surface
Everything your company exposes to the internet: servers, services, open ports, expiring certificates, and the forgotten subdomains nobody remembers standing up. These are the doors, and some of them are unlocked.
Reputation and threat signals
Whether your domain and addresses already show up tied to malware, abuse reports, or suspicious traffic. These are the early signs that you're on someone's radar, or already being used against you.
Dark web exposure
Where your company, your people, and your data surface across breach forums, paste dumps, and dark web markets. The places no search engine will take you, but criminals visit every day.
A snapshot shows what's visible. It can't show what's reachable.
Everything here is what a criminal can find from the outside. What it can't show is what they could actually reach once they're inside your network. That's the more important question, and it's exactly what the Shadow Network Assessment answers.