Asset discovery
Certificate transparency, passive DNS, RDAP and archive sources reconciled into one inventory — then every host probed individually.
Platform
Ten passive scored factors plus ten active testing categories, 90+ checks per domain, 40+ independent intelligence sources and 129 offensive security tools — cross-validated so every finding is backed by real evidence before it is flagged.
Certificate transparency, passive DNS, RDAP and archive sources reconciled into one inventory — then every host probed individually.
Ports, services and CVEs from multiple internet-wide engines, enriched with NVD severity, EPSS probability and CISA KEV status.
Exposed Swagger/OpenAPI schemas, GraphQL introspection, CORS misconfiguration and unauthenticated endpoints — confirmed by response content.
DMARC, SPF, DKIM, BIMI and MTA-STS assessed directly, plus MX and reputation intelligence.
Every IP and domain cross-referenced against abuse, botnet and malware distribution databases.
Breach-database intelligence and corporate email-pattern mapping for the accounts attackers target first.
Lookalike domains, exposed cloud storage, leaked source code and subdomain takeover risk.
Registration, ownership, technology stack and historical footprint for context around the exposure.
Supplier domain discovery from email and procurement metadata, with automatic passive risk scoring for the vendors and services your business depends on.
Ask Miles Dyson questions about any finding, compare scans over time, and get grounded, evidence-based answers drawn from your actual scan data — not generic security advice.
Schedule repeat passive scans on the cadence you choose. New subdomains, exposed ports, fresh CVEs and lookalike domains surface automatically whenever you run the next scan.
Every finding is mapped to Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, NIST CSF, GDPR, NCSC CAF and OWASP, so gaps line up to the standards auditors actually ask for.
Consultancy-grade PDF reports, executive risk summaries, attack paths, score history and change tracking — across a single company or an entire portfolio, with team workspaces and task assignment.
Any passive finding can be escalated to Active Mode for verified exploit evidence, and self-reported fixes can be independently validated by CREST-accredited testers.
See how active testing works →This report is based on publicly available data and may include false positives. Active testing via Disruptors Radar confirms which findings are genuinely exploitable.