Find What's Exposed Before Attackers Do
Your public attack surface changes constantly. Secure.com runs a fresh attacker-view scan every month for 12 months — so you can see exposed assets, risky services, likely vulnerabilities, and what to fix first.
- One free external exposure scan every month
- Private report with prioritized findings
- Clear remediation guidance your team can act on
- Month-over-month visibility into what changed
Powered by Secure.com Red Teammate. No exploitation or intrusive testing without signed scope.
Your annual pentest is only a snapshot.
A pentest tells you what was exposed at one point in time. But your environment does not stay frozen after the report lands.
Get a recurring view of your external exposure.
Secure.com scans your public-facing attack surface from the outside and highlights the issues most likely to matter.
External assets
Domains, subdomains, IPs, exposed services, open ports, and visible internet-facing systems.
Website security signals
TLS posture, security headers, exposed files, risky paths, visible panels, and public web misconfigurations.
Email security signals
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, spoofing risk, and other email-domain exposure indicators.
Likely vulnerability signals
Non-intrusive checks for known weaknesses, risky services, and externally visible vulnerability indicators.
Change detection
What appeared, changed, reopened, or became exposed since the last scan.
Prioritized report
Critical findings are surfaced first, with practical remediation guidance.
A private report that tells you what to fix first.
You do not need another noisy findings dump. Each scan shows what is visible, what looks risky, and what your team should do next.
- External exposure summary
- Critical findings prioritized by urgency
- Newly discovered or changed assets
- Risky services, ports, and configurations
- Likely vulnerability indicators
- Email and web security gaps
- Remediation guidance
- Month-over-month exposure delta
Know what changed. Know what is exposed. Know what to fix first.
More than a one-time free scan.
Most free scans give you a single static report. Secure.com gives you recurring attacker-view visibility for a full year — powered by the same engine behind Red Teammate.
Recurring, not one-off
One scan every month for 12 months, so you can track what changed over time.
Attacker-view, not audit-view
The scan looks at what is externally visible from the outside, the way an attacker would begin.
Prioritized, not dumped
Findings are organized around what looks most urgent, not handed over as a raw list.
Powered by Red Teammate
The free scan is the external visibility layer of a broader offensive security engine.
Meet Red Teammate — offensive security at machine speed.
Red Teammate thinks like an attacker and never stops looking. Your free scan rides its external visibility layer — continuous recon, exposure mapping, and risk prioritization. Put it under signed scope and it goes further: validating real exploit paths, chaining findings into attack narratives, and streaming MITRE-tagged activity straight into your SOC.
Predict
See what attackers can discover from the outside.
Prove
Validate what is actually exploitable under signed Rules of Engagement.
Govern
Route fixes to owners, SLAs, controls, and re-validation.
Start with visibility. Go deeper when you are ready.
The free scan shows what attackers can see. Scoped Red Teammate proves what attackers can exploit.
Built for teams that cannot wait a year to find what changed.
Startups preparing for SOC 2 or ISO 27001
Find external exposure before it slows down audits, security reviews, or enterprise deals.
SaaS and cloud-native teams
Track exposed services, forgotten environments, risky ports, and public-facing drift.
Lean security teams
Get recurring visibility without adding another manual process to the team’s workload.
Founders, CTOs, and Heads of Engineering
Understand what attackers can see without needing a full internal security team.
External visibility only. No unsafe testing.
The free scan is non-intrusive and focused on externally visible exposure. It does not attempt to break into systems, harvest credentials, move laterally, or validate exploitation. Active exploit validation requires signed scope and Rules of Engagement.
- No exploitation in the free scan
- No credential harvesting
- No lateral movement
- No intrusive testing without authorization
- Private report delivered to the requester
- Findings shared responsibly
Governed by design
Every escalation beyond external visibility runs under signed scope and explicit Rules of Engagement — so you stay in control of what gets tested, and when.
Get a fresh attacker-view every month
Start with one free external exposure scan, then keep visibility current for 12 months — before attackers do.