Attack Surface Monitor

Know how secure your
business is. Continuously.

Your company's digital perimeter, continuously monitored — without a security team. First results in 15 min.

From €249/mo, no VAT charged · No installation · Cancel anytime

Oksa Security — example.com · Last scan 2 hours ago
0/100
Moderate risk
Requires attention
Findings requiring action
Redis database exposed to the internetCriticalFix →
SPF record missing — email spoofing possibleCriticalFix →
TLS certificate expires in 8 daysHighFix →
DMARC p=none — no enforcementMediumFix →
2
Critical
4
High
23
Subdomains
✓
HSTS on
No installation
No authentication attempts
Read-only public endpoint checks
ISO 27001 & NIS2 support
First results ~15 min
How it helps

Three questions,
answered immediately.

When the dashboard opens you know instantly — no training, no security expert needed.

01
How secure are we?
One number tells it all. Security Health Score 0–100 — weighted, prioritised, plain language.
Score 74 — Moderate
02
Is anything urgent?
Critical findings surface first. No technical monologue — a clear, prioritised action list every time.
Redis exposed to the internet — fix now
03
What do we need to do?
Every finding includes a plain-language remediation guide. No terminology — a concrete next step.
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How it works

Four steps. Zero configuration.

No agents, no firewall changes. Type your domain — get results.

1

Add your domain

Type one address. example.com. Under 30 seconds.

2

We scan automatically

Subdomains, ports, certificates and public repository exposure. Read-only checks.

3

Get a clear report

Prioritised list — critical first. Remediation guide included.

4

Alerts on changes

New service found — alert. Score changes — alert. PDF for management.

What we detect

Everything an attacker
sees — you see first.

Scheduled monitoring of your public attack surface. Read-only checks, including network connections and HTTP requests.

Subdomain Discovery

Certificate Transparency logs and 70+ DNS prefixes. All subdomains found automatically.

Open Ports

17 risk ports: SSH, FTP, Telnet, Redis, MySQL, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, Elasticsearch and more.

TLS & Certificates

Expiry warnings at 14, 30 and 60 days — before your customers notice.

DNS Security

DMARC, SPF and DKIM — the foundation for preventing email spoofing and domain hijacking.

Cloud Storage

AWS S3, Azure Blob, GCS — public listing and sensitive files exposed.

GitHub Secrets

19 key patterns from public repositories. API keys, certificates, connection credentials.

Admin Interfaces

Login pages and management panels on the internet identified as primary attacker targets.

Subdomain Takeover

CNAME chains to unclaimed services. 19 service fingerprints — Heroku, GitHub Pages etc.

Security Headers

HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options and Referrer-Policy checked on every subdomain.

Product preview

Dashboard built for
non-security professionals.

The CEO understands it. The CTO loves it. The security expert trusts it.

Overview
Findings
Domains
Compliance
Reports
example.com
Critical findings
2
Requires immediate attention
Security Health Score
74/100
Moderate — trend improving
Monitored domains
3
23 subdomains discovered
Last scan
2h ago
Next: ~4h from now
Priority queue
Critical and high findings first
2 critical
Redis database exposed (port 6379)
db.example.com · Found 3 days ago
SPF record completely missing
example.com · DNS · Found 7 days ago
TLS certificate expires in 8 days
api.example.com · TLS · Expires 31.7.2026
dev.example.com:22 SSH open to internet
dev.example.com · Port 22 · OpenSSH 8.4
Score trend
Last 8 scans
Mon
Tue
Wed
Thu
Fri
Sat
Sun
74
Lower is better — target below 30
Regulations

Regulators ask.
You have the answer.

Use findings, asset inventories and verification history to support your security controls. Reports do not certify compliance; obligations depend on your organisation and the applicable framework.

NIS2 Art. 21

Network & Information Security

Supports assessment of external exposure as part of cybersecurity risk management. The Finnish Cybersecurity Act took effect on 8 April 2025; applicability depends on your organisation.

Check your organisation’s scope and obligations
DORA Art. 9

Digital Operational Resilience

External asset observations can support ICT risk management for organisations subject to DORA. They do not replace internal inventories or resilience testing.

Part of a wider ICT risk management process
GDPR Art. 32

Technical & Organisational Safeguards

Findings can inform assessment of risks to personal data. A finding is not proof of a personal data breach; notification duties require a separate assessment.

Assess security measures and incident obligations
ISO 27001:2022 A.8.8

Technical Vulnerability Management

Finding history and verification results can support technical vulnerability management. Certification requires a wider management system and an independent assessment.

Supporting evidence, not a certification
Pricing

Built for SMBs.
Priced accordingly.

No long-term contracts. No surprises. Monthly, cancel anytime.

Starter
One company, one domain. Perfect to get started.
€249/mo
No VAT charged
  • 1 domain
  • Weekly scans
  • Email alerts
  • PDF & CSV reports
  • ISO 27001 & SOC 2 mapping
Get started
Most popular
Pro
More domains and framework mapping for growing teams.
€399/mo
No VAT charged
  • Up to 5 domains
  • Weekly scans
  • All Starter features
  • Executive report
  • NIS2, DORA, GDPR & Katakri mapping
Get started with Pro
Enterprise
Daily monitoring and expert-led onboarding.
€649/mo
No VAT charged
  • Up to 20 domains
  • Daily scans
  • All Pro features
  • Custom onboarding
Get started with Enterprise
FAQ

Common questions

Is this legal?
Yes. We only read what's already publicly visible on the internet. We don't try passwords, don't send payloads, don't touch target systems. Our user-agent always identifies who we are.
How does this differ from penetration testing?
A pentest is a point-in-time assessment. ASM Scanner repeatedly checks public-facing assets on the schedule included in your plan, so changes can be found between pentests. Pentest and ASM complement each other.
Will it flood me with unnecessary alerts?
No. Every finding is validated before it's shown. A critical alert is sent at most once per day per finding. Low-priority findings appear on the dashboard, not in your inbox.
Does this help meet NIS2 or DORA requirements?
Yes. NIS2 Art. 21 requires asset inventory, continuous monitoring and change management — ASM produces these automatically. The dashboard serves as direct audit evidence.
Is data stored in the EU?
Not all processing stays in the EU. We use hosting and email providers; Resend stores message content and delivery data in the United States. See our Privacy Policy for recipients and international transfers.

Your attack surface is public.
Your visibility into it isn't.

Start monitoring today. First results in 15 min.

No installationPublic endpoint checksRead-only