Making the world more secure.
One domain in. Every host behind it, its DNS, mail and TLS posture, and the exposures worth fixing, all in a single report.
pay per scan · no subscription · authorized targets only
Can someone send email as you?
Most invoice fraud starts with a domain whose mail settings let anyone pretend to be it. Find out where yours stands.
Three steps, nothing to install.
Everything runs server-side and reports as it goes.
Map
Certificate-transparency logs surface the hosts behind your domain. Each one is resolved, fingerprinted and graded.
Verify
Anything active needs proof of control first: a DNS TXT record confirmed by three independent resolvers.
Report
Findings appear live, line by line, and end as a report you can read, filter or hand over as a PDF.
Four engines. One is open.
Each module is its own scan, its own scope, its own page.
Surface scan
Subdomains, DNS and infrastructure, HTTP fingerprinting, header grading and the scored mail and TLS audit.
AvailableContent discovery
A wordlist pass fitted to the stack recon found, then the API contract it turned up.
SoonVulnerability scan
Open ports, the software behind each one, and every known CVE ranked by CVSS.
SoonDeep scan
Everything above, plus source recovery and the authentication surface: correlated into one report.
SoonFrom scanner to SIEM in six months.
Frameworks first, then the Microsoft estate, then detection on top of both. One milestone a month.
Frameworks, finished
NIS2 and ISO 27001 next to CIS v8, with scan findings and agent checks attached as evidence, and reports an auditor can take away.
Microsoft integrations
Entra ID sign-in, the device inventory from Graph and Intune, and Defender alerts flowing into the dashboard as living evidence.
The SIEM portal
An event pipeline across agent, Microsoft and scans, a detection-rule engine with alerting, and a SOC workspace live in April.
One scan, one price.
No subscription, no tiers. The server decides what a scan may touch: never the client.
Point it at your domain.
The first scan takes under a minute and needs nothing but a domain name.
Run a scan