See what attackers see,
before they do.
Scan any domain in 5 minutes. Get a graded posture for ports, certificates, DNS, subdomains, and credential exposure. No signup, no card, no catch.
Watch DeepRecon in 20 secondsDISCOVER THE SURFACE
A website is only the beginning.
Domains, DNS and public services reveal the shape of your external attack surface.
Illustrative connections. Your assessment starts with your domain.
The cheapest hour of security you will spend this quarter.
See what attackers see
Exposed ports, weak SSL, DNS gaps, subdomain takeovers, leaked credentials.
5 minute deep scan
13 security modules run against your domain in parallel. No agent, no install.
Private by default
We never publish results. You control when to share or delete your report.
Full report in 10 minutes
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The free scan is the surface.
Full DeepRecon goes ten layers deep.
Full attack surface, OSINT corpora, breach and stealer log lookup, and a 30 minute walkthrough with a Z7 engineer.
$499 one-time
- Full 65,535 port scan (free scan shows 20)
- Full attack surface + OSINT intelligence sweep
- CVE correlation on every technology fingerprint
- Credential breach + stealer log lookup
- DNS, email authentication, subdomain takeover risk
- Per finding severity, evidence, and remediation steps
- 30 minute engineer consultation (M365 / Google Workspace walkthrough)
- Portal access to view, share, and download the full detail report
Upgrade available from your results page after the free scan completes.
This is your EXTERNAL surface.
What about INSIDE?
Z7 SaaS Protect connects to your Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace and surfaces MFA gaps, risky admin configs, shadow IT, and license waste, the internal half attackers and auditors both care about.
THE OUTSIDE VIEW / 20 SECONDS
Start with
visibility.
A forgotten domain. A public service. A setting nobody revisited. See why your outside view deserves a closer look.
See your exposureRead the film transcript
Your business is already visible. The question is what it exposes. A forgotten domain, a public service, a setting nobody revisited. DeepRecon shows you what the outside world sees. With the evidence to decide what to fix first. Start with visibility.