See your company the way an attacker sees .
Every subdomain, open port, login page and actively exploited vulnerability the internet can already see, in one page you can act on.
Everything with a certificate is on a public list.
Certificate Transparency logs every TLS certificate ever issued. Attackers read them to find your forgotten test sites, VPN portals and old servers. So do we.
Remote desktop and databases don't belong online.
Shodan crawls the whole internet continuously. We look up what it already knows about each of your addresses and flag the ports ransomware crews look for first.
Some bugs matter today, not someday.
We match what Shodan saw against CISA's list of vulnerabilities attackers are actively using, plus the odds of the rest being exploited next.
What this is and isn't. An outside-in snapshot from public data, the same view an attacker starts with. Shodan's data can be a few days old, and its vulnerability matches come from software versions, so treat them as "check this", not proof. It doesn't see inside your network, cloud accounts or email security. Reports are kept for 24 hours so you can share the link, then deleted. No sign-up, no tracking.