Start with your verified company domain to review public assets, services, certificates, and potential exposures. Each finding shows its supporting evidence, what remains unverified, and the next action.
Review qualified findings and their supporting records together. A shared IP, certificate name, or inferred connection alone does not establish ownership or an exploitable attack path.
See the exact host and service behind a CVE finding, observed versions and conflicting or stale evidence. Review configuration questions and available vendor guidance, assign an owner and record remediation checks.
Investigate, accept, resolve, or dismiss one path without changing unrelated findings. Review new evidence alongside the recorded decision.
Check workflow triggers, runner trust, token permissions, unpinned actions, injection risks, sensitive artifacts, and embedded credential patterns.
Scan working-tree files, repository history, container manifests, or build artifacts. SecurityAlert keeps only redacted matches and information about their source.
Track cloud accounts and import least-privilege inventory snapshots. Your provider credentials never need to be stored in SecurityAlert.
Inventory routes, forms, scripts, OpenAPI, GraphQL, WebSocket, and source-map references with one protected HTTPS request. SecurityAlert does not submit forms or fuzz the application.
Import results from the scanners you already use. Source IDs are preserved so duplicate findings can be identified and traced back to the original tool.
Record how a finding was tested, what was tested, and when it should be checked again. A result only supports remediation when it covers the original condition.
Map relevant ATT&CK techniques to preventive, detective, or response controls and attach test results from your team or another tool.
SecurityAlert starts with your public assets and adds host CVEs, certificates, email-security grades, exposed credentials, passive DNS, and your outside-in security rating.
List the monitored hosts, subdomains, certificates, application routes, repositories, and imported resources.
Add CVE, KEV, EPSS, ransomware use, reputation, WHOIS, DNS, and control information.
Show how the original condition could affect an asset, account, application, or business service.
Set the status, record your decision, and send the work to the channel your team already uses.
Retest safely and keep the result with the information that opened the path.
SecurityAlert labels direct observations, inferred connections, test results, fixed paths, and out-of-date information differently. It does not run attack tests or ask you to store cloud credentials in this workflow.
Source status shows completed checks, pending work and unavailable collection. Successful evidence is retained while unfinished checks retry, with observation dates kept visible.
Accepting one condition does not clear the rest of the graph. Analysts can add notes and return to each path independently.
Run saved queries on demand or on a schedule. Each report keeps the records that matched, not just the total number.
Try monitoring one company domain for 14 days with a verified work email. One trial per company domain, no card required. Monitoring stops unless you subscribe; your saved assessment remains available. Cloud and repository integrations are optional.