You monitor threats every day. But do you know what your organization exposes to the Internet?
Tracking vulnerability trends helps you understand what's happening in the threat landscape. IntruForce helps you understand what an attacker can actually see when looking at your organization from the outside.
We identify internet-facing assets, external security findings, previously unknown systems, and publicly exposed company credentials that may require your attention.
You follow the threat landscape. The harder part is seeing your own external exposure.
You already follow vulnerabilities, threat intelligence and industry developments. What's often missing is visibility into what your own organization presents to the outside — the questions many teams struggle to answer:
- ? Are there publicly exposed employee credentials?
- ? What systems are actually exposed?
- ? Which assets have we forgotten about?
- ? What changed since our last review?
- ? Which findings deserve attention first?
- ? What should be escalated internally?
A clear picture of what your organization exposes to the Internet.
External asset discovery
Domains, subdomains, IP addresses and internet-facing services associated with your organization.
Security findings
Issues identified through external assessments of exposed services and applications.
Credential exposure
Company accounts discovered in publicly available breach datasets.
Unknown assets
Systems that may not appear in your existing inventory.
Exposure prioritization
Focus on externally reachable and actionable findings.
Technical evidence
Context your team can investigate and validate.
From your domain to a clear external picture.
You provide your domain
Your primary company domain. Optionally, add other domains or public IP addresses you'd like us to include.
We discover your attack surface
We identify internet-facing assets, services and systems associated with your organization — including assets you may not be actively tracking.
We review the exposure
We analyze discovered assets, identify external security findings and search for publicly exposed company credentials.
We contact you
We share the results, explain what deserves attention and answer any questions you may have.
What this review is — and isn't.
- →This review is not a penetration test.
- →It does not require access to your internal environment.
- →It is based on passive assessment of publicly available information — no intrusive testing is performed without explicit written authorization.
Its purpose is to provide an external perspective on what your organization currently exposes to the Internet.
We're building IntruForce together with the security community.
Feedback from security practitioners helps us improve how we identify, prioritize and communicate external exposure.
As a cve.tools user, your perspective is especially valuable.
In exchange for your feedback, we're offering complimentary reviews to selected organizations.
Request your complimentary review.
All we need to begin is your primary domain. We'll prepare your External Exposure Review and contact you with the findings.