External attack surface monitoring for MSPs

Attack surface grows by accident: a staging host, a forgotten panel, a certificate nobody rotated. ExposureWatch keeps a continuous inventory, watches for changes, and tells you which ones matter.

Sound familiar? A client's staging subdomain showed up in a security review before it showed up in your own dashboards. See that situation.

What it watches

certificate transparency DNS records TLS configuration breach exposure data service fingerprinting

Every asset you own gets a baseline inventory, then every change is diffed against it. New subdomain, new open service, expiring certificate, DNS hygiene problems: each arrives with the evidence and a priority.

What a change looks like

A new subdomain appeared on a client domain: staging-vpn, admin login exposed on 443. TLS certificate issued the same day.11d ago

Staging systems are the classic leak. The alert names the host, what answered, and what to do first, which is usually put it behind auth or take it down.

How setup works

You tell us the sources that matter, we wire them by hand, and the first digest arrives within about 48 hours. Real alerts for one week before any invoice, and setup is free.

Questions

Can I white-label this for my clients?

Yes. The MSP plan is built for it: per-client views, your branding, a wholesale price that leaves you margin. Ask for reseller pricing.

What authorization do you need?

Written authorization per target, captured during setup. It protects you, us, and your clients, and it is required before any monitoring starts.

Does it test for vulnerabilities?

It maps and watches the external surface: exposure, changes, and hygiene. It is not a penetration test, and we will say so when that is what you actually need.

free setup, pay later

Set up ExposureWatch free

Tell us the sources you check by hand. We wire them up, you get real alerts for one week, and you only pay if you keep it.