Exposure check
A short, fixed-scope look at what you expose to the internet.
- BlackBird external scan
- Asset and service inventory
- Prioritized findings
- Readout with your team
BlackBird looks from the outside. GhostScan looks from the inside. Both run on your own infrastructure, and both are built to work with the tools you already have.
Most small factories know they have internet-facing systems. Few know which ones, what's running on them, or which software versions are exposed. BlackBird and GhostScan answer those questions from different sides.
BlackBird maps subdomains, IPs, ports, and services that are reachable from the internet.
GhostScan turns host telemetry into a package and version inventory, then matches it to CVEs.
Exposure, severity, and business criticality are compared before a fix list is written.
Your team or ours patches, isolates, or adds a compensating control. Then we verify it.
BlackBird continuously maps what you expose to the internet: subdomains, IPs, open ports, services, and the proxies or WAFs sitting in front of them. It keeps a baseline and tells you when something changes.
Passive and active enumeration of domains and subdomains, merged into a target list.
Full TCP port scans with service fingerprinting, designed to avoid false positives from proxy edges.
CNAME checks and port-behavior heuristics identify Alibaba Cloud WAF and similar fronting.
New hosts, new ports, and disappeared assets compared against the previous run.
DingTalk notifications and optional Aliyun SLS log delivery.
Docker-based scanner, scheduled jobs, private network or public VPS.
Scans can run on a schedule or on demand. The scanner does not need inbound access to your internal network.
GhostScan reads host telemetry you already have, such as Splunk or OSQuery data, and turns it into a software inventory. It matches packages and versions against NVD, groups findings by manifest, and uses an LLM to explain what a CVE means in your environment.
Works from existing telemetry. No endpoint software to deploy or maintain.
Packages, versions, and CPE matching across hosts.
NVD data with severity, affected versions, and host impact.
Group findings by container image or software manifest.
DeepSeek-assisted explanation of attack vector, impact, and mitigation.
Severity distribution, trends, and CVE search.
Agentless does not mean effort-free. You still need telemetry from the hosts you want to cover. We help design that part.
BlackBird tells you what the internet can see. GhostScan tells you what software is running behind it. Together they give your team a starting point for patching, firewall changes, and access review.
| Capability | BlackBird | GhostScan |
|---|---|---|
| Primary view | External, internet-facing assets | Internal host software and packages |
| Data sources | Subdomain enumeration, nmap, httpx, CNAME checks | Splunk, OSQuery, or other host telemetry |
| Core output | Asset, port, service, and change inventory | Software inventory, CVE matches, manifest groups |
| Change detection | Compares each scan to the previous run | Tracks software and vulnerability changes over time |
| Alerting | DingTalk, Aliyun SLS | Dashboard and report based |
| Deployment | Docker scanner, private or public network | Private deployment next to your telemetry |
Buy a one-time look, an ongoing subscription, or include the products in a larger build.
A short, fixed-scope look at what you expose to the internet.
For teams that need to know when something changes, not just once.
When the products are one part of a wider IT and security program.
Send us a domain and a rough asset count. We'll tell you what a first assessment would cover.