Sensagraph's answer

Sensagraph shows you your live web applications the way an attacker sees them, from the public internet, with nothing to install.

What sets us apart:

• Fully agentless. No software, no code changes, no pipeline integration. Add a domain, verify ownership once, and scan.
• A true outside-in view. We scan the exact surface an attacker probes first: open ports, weak TLS, exposed files, and vulnerable endpoints, all invisible from inside your codebase.
• Five capabilities in one scan. Web application vulnerabilities, web server configuration, encryption and certificates, technology stack risk, and network exposure and open ports.
• Findings you can actually act on. Every result is ranked by severity with clear, specific remediation, not a thousand raw alerts.
• Client-ready PDF reports. The kind of deliverable you would normally pay a consultant for, generated automatically after every scan.
• Built for lean teams. Agencies monitor many client sites from one place, SaaS founders catch risky misconfigurations before customers do, and solo developers get an expert-level external audit in the background. No dedicated security team required.

Sensagraph's answer

Most external scanners are built for large security teams: heavy to set up, priced for the enterprise, and noisy enough that you need an analyst to read the output. Sensagraph is built for the teams those tools overlook.

• Nothing to install. We are fully agentless. There is no software to deploy, no code to change, and no pipeline to wire up. You add a domain, verify it once, and scan.
• Up and running in minutes, not a procurement cycle. No sales calls and no onboarding project. You can run your first real scan the same day you sign up.
• Signal, not noise. Instead of dumping thousands of raw alerts, we rank every finding by severity and give clear, specific remediation steps, so you fix what matters first.
• Client-ready reports out of the box. Every scan produces a polished PDF you can hand to a client, your boss, or an auditor. With most competitors that deliverable is manual work or a paid add-on.
• Made for agencies and lean teams. Monitor many client sites from one place, without hiring a security team or paying enterprise pricing.
• The attacker's point of view. We show you the exact external surface an attacker probes first, the layer you can never see from inside your own codebase.

Sensagraph's answer

Sensagraph started with a simple, uncomfortable realization: you can write clean code, pass every test, and still be exposed the moment your application goes live.

As developers, we spent our time validating requests, keeping dependencies current, and shipping with confidence. But a passing test suite says nothing about the server the code lands on: the TLS configuration a load balancer negotiates, the admin panel that quietly became reachable, the forgotten open port, or the header advertising a version with a known vulnerability. That outside-in layer is exactly the one attackers probe first, and it stays invisible from inside your own codebase.

The tools that could show us that view were built for large security teams. They were heavy to deploy, expensive, and noisy. Agencies, SaaS startups, and solo developers were left with no practical way to see what the public internet already knew about their infrastructure.

So we built Sensagraph: an agentless platform that scans your live web presence the way an attacker would, ranks what it finds by severity, and turns it into a clear report anyone can act on. No agents, no code changes, and no security team required. Just point it at a domain, verify it once, and see exactly what is exposed, before someone else does.

Sensagraph's answer

Sensagraph is built for teams that run internet-facing web applications but do not have a dedicated security team watching over them.

Our primary audiences are:

• Web development agencies that manage many client sites, need to monitor all of them from one place, and want a professional security report to hand each client.
• SaaS founders and startups shipping fast, who want to catch a risky misconfiguration before customers or attackers do.
• Solo developers and freelancers who want an expert-level external audit running quietly in the background, without the cost of a consultant.
• In-house engineering and IT teams at small and midsize businesses that need a clear read on their external exposure without adding tooling or headcount.

Typical users are developers, DevOps and infrastructure engineers, technical founders, CTOs, and IT or security managers, most often in software, IT services, digital agencies, e-commerce, and other businesses that depend on their web presence.