The breach happened through an exposed staging server that nobody remembered existed. A subdomain with credentials hardcoded in a public GitHub repo from 3 years ago. This information was publicly discoverable. Any attacker could have found it with basic reconnaissance. But their expensive security stack was looking inward, not outward. Here's what I know: Most companies have no idea what their actual attack surface looks like from an attacker's perspective. They're: Running vulnerability scanners on systems they know about (missing 40% of their actual infrastructure) Paying for threat intelligence feeds they'll never read Getting 1000+ alerts daily with no context on what actually matters Finding out about breaches from journalists, not their security tools Small businesses and startups? They're completely priced out. We spent months building ThreatScan.ai to answer one question: "What can an attacker find out about my company in 5 minutes?" Instead of another complex dashboard requiring security expertise, we built something any startup founder could understand: One-click domain scanning Plain English explanations of findings Prioritized risks (not just a list of CVEs) Actionable remediation steps With AI making attacks more sophisticated and automated, the window between "vulnerable" and "breached" is shrinking. Companies need to see themselves as attackers see them—immediately, continuously, and affordably. ThreatScan.ai democratizes enterprise-grade external attack surface management. No agents to install. No complex configurations. No six-figure price tags. Just clarity on what's exposed, so you can fix it before attackers find it.

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Comprehensive web attack surface discovery & analysis

Comprehensive web attack surface discovery & analysis