The host nobody remembers is the one that answers.
Infrastructure intelligence maps the domains, subdomains, hosts and certificates that carry your name, including the ones that left your asset inventory years ago.
What we map
Everything answering in your name.
Domains and subdomains
Registered, expired, and the lookalikes registered by someone else last Tuesday.
Certificates
Certificate transparency logs reveal hostnames long before anything is published on them.
Dangling records
CNAMEs pointing at deprovisioned services — a subdomain takeover waiting for someone to notice.
Unmanaged hosts
Services answering on your namespace from addresses outside any range you manage.
Why it drifts
Infrastructure exposure is mostly an archaeology problem.
- Acquisitions
- You inherited a namespace along with the company, and nobody inherited the DNS documentation.
- Migrations
- The new platform went live. The old record still points somewhere.
- Contractors
- A campaign microsite was registered on a personal account and renewed automatically for six years.
More evidence. Less guessing.
We don't promise perfect visibility. We promise better understanding.