Everything it finds from the outside
Data residency leads, but one dive collects the whole outside view of an organisation from public sources, and every finding traces back to the artifact it came from.
Data residency and privacy law
Where mailboxes, files, mail gateways, hosting and SaaS keep data, checked against 91 jurisdictions. See what is measured and the laws covered.
Attack surface
Subdomains, hosts, network space, certificates and exposed services, each mapped to the domain it belongs to.
Breaches and stealer logs
Where the organisation's addresses, accounts and credentials have appeared in breaches and stealer-log exposure.
People and email exposure
The people connected to the organisation, the email addresses that are public, and how they could be targeted.
Corporate structure and acquisitions
Parents, subsidiaries and acquired companies, so domains and legal entities are not missed and the right jurisdictions are checked.
Fourth parties
The companies it depends on, and the companies they depend on in turn, found from the services it uses.
CVEs
Known vulnerabilities matched to the software and services found exposed.
Entity graph
How hosts, domains, people, accounts, findings and organisations connect. Click any item to see where it came from and what else cites it.
Executive report
A report for readers who will not open the tool, with a plain-English brief of what matters.
Every statement traces to a source
Each finding links to the public artifact behind it. A run log accounts for every source: what ran, what it returned, what failed and why, and what was never asked. Gaps are listed, not hidden.
- Findings filtered by severity and by whether they are verified
- Changes between dives, so you see what moved
- Scheduled re-checks and certificate watching
Bring your own AI provider
The written analysis is done by an AI provider you configure, with your own key. The scoring underneath is deterministic, and the analysis has to cite evidence. Privacy findings do not depend on it: they come from the law data and the measured locations.