External attack surface
Reconnaissance shows the public perimeter an attacker can map before touching systems.
- Domains and subdomains
- Exposed services
- Cloud assets
- Forgotten infrastructure
Reconnaissance shows the public perimeter an attacker can map before touching systems.
Public people and credential signals often shape the first step of targeted attacks.
Data exposure is reviewed across the places sensitive information tends to leak.
Find exposed systems and forgotten assets.
Understand what phishing attackers can use.
Reduce leaked data and metadata exposure.
Prepare for a pentest with realistic reconnaissance.
We define targets, goals, rules of engagement, timing, access, and the business context behind the assessment.
We test manually where depth matters, validate important findings, and document realistic impact.
You receive a clear report, practical priorities, and a session to walk through the findings with your team.
Public asset discovery, exposed metadata, leaked credentials, employee footprint, public repositories, and abuse scenarios.
No. OSINT uses public and legally accessible sources. It does not require active exploitation of systems.
It shows the reconnaissance picture an attacker would build and helps define a sharper technical scope.
It is especially useful before a pentest, after rapid company growth, or when you want to understand public exposure across domains, brands, staff, and repositories.