Continuous Reconnaissance

Attackers find them with passive DNS, certificate transparency, and cloud enumeration. We map domains, subdomains, IPs, certificates, cloud services, and SaaS tenants so nothing sits in the dark.

You get an owner for every asset. You can decommission dead services, protect what must stay online, and set simple rules that prevent drift. This shrinks the places an attacker can start.

Weak TLS. A stale plugin. A panel left open to the internet. We test for misconfigurations and risky defaults that create easy wins for attackers.

Findings come with impact, exploit notes, and clear fixes. You improve in ways that cut real risk, not just add noise.

Those tools often skip standard hardening. We discover untracked services and exposed admin panels before an attacker does the same.

You pull them into governance or turn them off. This blocks bypass routes around your main controls.

We monitor for typosquats and look‑alike domains and spot phishing infrastructure early.

You can warn users, request takedowns, and add these domains to watch lists and detections. This reduces successful credential theft.

We monitor breach dumps and public repos for your accounts and keys.

You rotate credentials fast, raise MFA requirements, and tune detections for reuse attempts. This turns a potential breach into a minor clean‑up.

Chains do. We join small weaknesses into practical entry and escalation routes using attacker logic.

You see the journey an attacker would take. You fix the steps that matter in the right order. This removes whole classes of risk.

We validate critical items by hand. Where safe, we reproduce the path to prove it.

You act on facts, not guesses. Your teams trust the work and move faster.

We score by impact and likelihood and tie every item to a business service and owner. A low‑risk demo site never outranks payroll or customer portals.

Work lands with the right person and gets done.

We produce ticket‑ready guidance and push it into your tracker with recommended SLAs.

You get visibility, ownership, and deadlines. We help chase and unblock when needed.

We retest quickly and watch for regression.

Closed means closed. Trends show time‑to‑close falling, not rising.

We focus on what is being used now. Phishing infrastructure. MFA fatigue paths. Exposed management and outdated panels.

You harden for what attackers are actually doing. Your SOC gains new detections from the same work.

Sometimes that sits with a supplier. We can extend reconnaissance to selected third‑party domains and agree how to inform them.

You reduce shared risk and support procurement and assurance work.

For JUMPSEC MXDR clients, we turn recon findings into watch lists, detections, and playbooks in Microsoft Sentinel and Defender XDR.

We see and stop repeat attempts. Lessons feed straight into operations.