EASMLens is external attack surface management (EASM) software: it finds the domains, subdomains, certificates and email records your organisation exposes to the internet, and alerts you to changes after each scan. Discover, assess and monitor internet-facing assets on a schedule, from forgotten subdomains to unauthenticated APIs. Agentless discovery, vulnerability and exposure intelligence and AI-powered prioritisation, from the attacker's point of view.
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Example estate view (illustrative)
Scheduled
Discovery & monitoring
12h
Default attack surface refresh cycle
0
Agents or appliances to install
Example findings from scheduled attack surface monitoring (illustrative data)
What we find
Your attack surface is more than your website. EASMLens hunts the exposures that cause real breaches, continuously and from the outside in.
API endpoints answering without authentication, broken auth flows, exposed OpenAPI specs and leaked keys, found before attackers script them.
Admin panels, RDP/SSH, Elasticsearch and Postgres replicas answering on the open internet, fingerprinted and flagged as soon as they appear in internet-wide data.
Marketing microsites, trial SaaS tenants, staging servers and acquisitions nobody inventoried, discovered through DNS and certificate records.
Dangling CNAMEs pointing at unclaimed cloud origins: the classic path to phishing on your own domain, listed in the domain intelligence report.
Expiring certificates, weak ciphers, deprecated TLS versions and mismatched hostnames across every endpoint you own.
Coming soon: public S3 buckets, Azure blobs and GCS objects carrying backups, credentials or customer data, identified and prioritized by risk.
API attack surface
APIs are now a leading attack vector, and most organizations can't list the ones they expose. EASMLens discovers the endpoints visible on your estate and grades their exposure, so you know exactly which APIs are managed and which are an open door.
Where you want every endpoint to be
Inventoried & owned
Every endpoint mapped to a business owner and a known service.
Authentication enforced
OAuth2 / OIDC, mTLS or signed tokens on every route, with no anonymous access to data.
Least-privilege scopes
Tokens carry narrow scopes; object-level authorization checked, not assumed.
Versioned & monitored
Deprecated versions retired on schedule; traffic anomalies and new routes alerting in real time.
What EASMLens finds before attackers do
Unknown & unowned
Shadow endpoints from old releases, partners or acquisitions that are invisible to your inventory.
No or broken auth
Routes answering without credentials, BOLA/IDOR flaws, JWTs accepted without signature checks.
Secrets in the open
API keys in JavaScript bundles, exposed Swagger/OpenAPI specs, verbose error responses.
Forgotten versions
v1 still answering next to v3: unpatched, unmonitored and indexed by attackers' scanners.
No traffic mirroring, no agents. EASMLens finds endpoints the way attackers do, from DNS, certificates and internet-wide data, then re-checks each one's authentication posture on every scan cycle with non-destructive checks.
Comprehensive attack surface management with enterprise-grade security controls
What it covers:
Subdomains, IP addresses, third-party services, shadow IT. Cloud resource discovery is coming soon.
How it works:
EASMLens maps your external attack surface from DNS records, certificate transparency logs and internet-wide scan datasets, with nothing to install on your systems. Discovery uses public sources and light, standard web requests; active checks such as port scans run only on DNS-verified domains.
Key capabilities:
Example risk profile (illustrative data only)
Four-step continuous security process
Enter a domain to see how its SPF, DMARC, DKIM, MTA-STS and other public email records are set up. Free, with no sign-up, and each result comes with the fix in plain English.
Check domainWhy scheduled attack surface management outperforms point-in-time assessments
Integrations are on the roadmap and are not available today
Built for organisations across critical sectors
Critical Infrastructure
Energy, utilities, and transportation organizations protecting OT/IT convergence
Financial Services
Banks and fintech tracking external exposure for regulatory requirements
Healthcare
Hospitals and health systems tracking their external exposure
Enterprise GRC
Compliance teams gathering external exposure evidence
Security Operations
SOC teams reducing mean time to detection and response
M&A Due Diligence
Private equity and corporate dev assessing security posture
Start discovering external risks, from shadow IT to vulnerable APIs, and prioritize what matters most to your team.