Digital worker
Vulnerability Watch Weaknesses found before they're used.
The Vulnerability Watch looks at your organization the way an attacker would — from the outside in. It maps the domains, certificates, services, and dependencies you expose to the internet, watches them for known weaknesses, and turns each finding into a ticket carrying its severity, the evidence, and a proposed fix. A person decides what is real and what matters; only then does the repair work get handed to an agent.
01 — How it starts
From first call to on the payroll.
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Tell us what you own on the public internet — your domains, subdomains, and the services and endpoints that carry your business.
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We stand up the Vulnerability Watch in your private environment, mapped to your footprint and your severity thresholds.
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It watches continuously, filing each exposure as a ticket with evidence and a proposed fix — for a human to validate before any repair begins.
02 — Capabilities
What it does, every day.
- Maps the domains, certificates, and services you expose to the internet
- Watches that footprint for known vulnerabilities and newly opened exposures
- Files each finding as a ticket with severity, evidence, and a proposed fix
- Keeps a person in the loop — nothing is remediated until someone validates it
- Runs in your private, isolated environment, in the region you choose
Runs in a private, isolated environment in your region
The region you choose · GDPR by design
03 — Questions
Asked before hiring.
Is the Vulnerability Watch available today?
It's in development. Share what your public footprint looks like and we'll flag when it's ready — or have an engineer build it on the custom track.
Does it change our systems on its own?
No, and that split is deliberate. Detection is automatic; remediation is not. Every finding becomes a ticket a named person validates first, and only then can the fix be handed to an agent to carry out — with the whole chain recorded.
How is this different from a penetration test?
A pen test is a snapshot of one week. This watches continuously, so an expired certificate, a newly exposed service, or a dependency that became vulnerable overnight shows up as a ticket instead of waiting for the next audit.
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KPI Reporter
Pulls numbers from your systems and ships the Monday report nobody ever had time to build.
Put the Vulnerability Watch on your payroll.
First worker live within a week · Hosted in your region · GDPR by design