Attack surface
Your portfolio of internet-facing infrastructure across every monitored brand: subdomains, certificate-transparency activity, host vulns, email-auth posture, exposed cloud storage, hijack-prone DNS, and third-party JavaScript. Routine checks that you'd otherwise have to chase brand-by-brand.
Subdomains
Discovered via DNS brute-force + Certificate Transparency. Cert posture →
Certificate transparency
Every certificate issued for any of your monitored domains, deduplicated across CertSpotter and crt.sh. Flagged when the issuer is one we haven't seen on your portfolio before.
Vulnerabilities
Exposed config files, admin panels, debug endpoints, and host-level CVEs surfaced by the Shodan host-exposure scan.
Email authentication
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MTA-STS, TLS-RPT, DNSSEC posture per root domain. Weak email auth = brand-impersonation tax.
Cloud storage
Public S3 / GCS / Azure Blob buckets that mention your brand or sit on a known infra range.
Subdomain takeovers
Subdomains pointing at deprovisioned cloud services (S3, GitHub Pages, Azure Cloudapp, Heroku, etc.) — registerable by any attacker.
Supply chain
Third-party JavaScript loaded by your brand sites. Unannounced hash changes = supply-chain hijack signal.