How to scan your attack surface
In 2013, a group of ethical hackers started penetration testing to make the Internet a safer place. After hacking companies such as Google, Facebook among …
external attack surface management
One click to your attack surface: New simplified navigation
TL/DR: We’ve improved the navigation of our tool so that users can easily access the attack surface and scan settings. Improved navigation to the attack …
Better attack surface filtering and subdomain discovery
TL/DR: We’ve shipped a few new filters to the attack surface page to help security teams easily manage their rapidly expanding attack surface. We’ve also …
Enriched attack surface view, DNS filtering, and more
TL/DR We’ve shipped several new features to improve the attack surface view, which includes filtering by DNS record type and viewing DNS details about an …
New functionality added to the Detectify API
TL/DR Users on the Enterprise Plan can now try the subteams functionality through the Detectify API. Subteams functionality added to Detectify API Getting a complete …
Improvements to scheduled scans, freshly added tests, and more
TL/DR We’ve made it easier for Application Scanning customers to view their next scheduled scan, as well as access their scan settings. We’ve also added …
Performance improvements, snappier ports, and spring cleaning
TL/DR: Spring is in the air, so we’ve been hard at work the last two weeks kicking off the development of new product features and …
Newly minted filters, improvements to bulk actions, and SSL assessments
TL/DR: We’ve launched new filters to the /Vulnerabilities and /Attack Surface view and expanded the SSL assessment offering to all customers. Filter by vulnerability type …