Outside-in visibility
See the domains, certificates, browser controls, email protections and public dependencies that shape your attack surface.
Beekeeper shows you what customers, criminals and search engines can see from the outside — then turns the findings into a practical plan, backed by evidence.
A critical public exposure and two high-risk weaknesses need attention.
Credentials and live session identifiers could be intercepted before the permanent HTTPS fix is deployed.
The External Exposure Snapshot uses low-rate, read-only checks against information already available to the public. It gives you a prioritised baseline before any deeper work is discussed.
See the domains, certificates, browser controls, email protections and public dependencies that shape your attack surface.
Every finding explains what was observed, why it matters, and what to do next. Positives are recorded too — security is not a ransom note.
Turn a one-off snapshot into ongoing watch. Changes are compared, noise is suppressed, and genuine movement gets explained.
The opening snapshot observes your public surface. It does not submit forms, try passwords, guess hidden files, exploit vulnerabilities or alter your systems.
We review the public signals around your chosen domain and produce a concise, prioritised report.
You prove control of the domain, confirm authority, and agree exactly what can be tested and when.
We help prioritise remediation, retest closures with evidence, and monitor the external surface for change.
Not a scanner dump. Your snapshot is written for decision-makers and implementers, with enough technical evidence to act without burying the point.
Prepared 24 July 2026 · Public surface review
One asset is one exact public hostname. Pages and portals beneath that hostname are included; each subdomain is another asset. Every covered asset includes one verified deep scan and one focused retest per billing cycle.
Focused assurance for one important public asset.
A practical baseline for a focused public estate.
Broader discovery, authorised active checks and proof that fixes worked.
Each covered asset receives its own scan and retest allowances every billing cycle. Allowances stay with that exact hostname and do not roll over; a retest verifies findings from an earlier Beekeeper deep scan on the same asset rather than opening a new scope. Founder-beta work is manually scheduled after ownership, authority and safe limits are confirmed. Sale prices are 30% below the displayed regular prices until 31 August 2026. Fixed local-currency prices exclude applicable taxes.
Clear findings are useful. Verified fixes are better. These customers approved both their own words and the outcomes published here after Beekeeper completed the follow-up work.
We’d had security reports before, but they usually ended with a long list of problems and no clear direction. Beekeeper showed us exactly what mattered, explained the risks in plain English, and verified every fix afterwards. We came away with far more confidence than we expected.
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The opening snapshot is deliberately limited to low-rate observation of public information and ordinary web responses. Any deeper, active or state-changing testing requires verified ownership, explicit authority and an agreed scope.
No. The snapshot is an external exposure review, not a penetration test or a guarantee that vulnerabilities do not exist. Managed Assurance can add authorised depth, and we will recommend an independent qualified penetration test where appropriate.
No. Scores help summarise posture; evidence and business context determine priority. We document what is working as well as what needs attention, and we do not turn informational observations into theatrical emergencies.
Yes. We can explain remediation to your internal team or supplier, support implementation where agreed, and retest the result so closure is backed by evidence.
Request one free External Exposure Snapshot for your public domain. To prevent bulk free scans, each email address can submit once.