Recon (reconnaissance) is the first thing a real attacker does, and it is where a lot of breaches start: with an asset nobody remembered was there.
We have created a toolset that allows us to map everything your organisation exposes to the internet (domains, subdomains, hosts, open services, exposed panels, forgotten staging environments and shadow IT), then turn it into a clear inventory of your real attack surface.
What you get
- A complete inventory of your public-facing assets, known and unknown
- Exposed services, technologies and versions, with the risky ones flagged
- Forgotten and shadow assets: old subdomains, staging, dev panels, stray VPNs
- Leaked credentials and secrets found in breach dumps and public code
- Visual previews of every live host, so exposed logins and admin panels jump out
- A prioritised shortlist of what to review, decommission or test next
How it works
Our recon tools pulls from passive and active sources (certificate logs, DNS history, Shodan, Censys, GitHub and more), resolves and fingerprints every host, checks public code and breach data for leaks, then scores each finding by severity. You get an overall exposure rating and a clean, directly usable PDF and HTML report, not a wall of raw tool output.
Recon works well on its own as a first step, and as the scoping stage before a focused pentest or ongoing vulnerability scan.