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See how Exploit Hound turns vulnerability noise into a prioritized remediation plan. Tell us how many customers or sites you need to cover and what you run today, and we will show you the platform against a real scope rather than a canned demo.

What a guided evaluation gives you

Six things, in this order. None of it needs a decision from you beyond the scope you authorize.

1. A scope you authorize

You name the domains, addresses and sites. We assess those and nothing else, in writing, before anything runs.

2. What it takes to deploy

The platform is hosted — there is nothing for you to install or run. Internal assessment needs an onsite probe, and host-level coverage needs a client on the endpoints you choose. Everything connects outbound on 443; nothing needs an inbound port.

3. Your initial coverage, stated

What was reached, what was not, and what would need credentials or an agent to reach. A coverage figure with no statement of what is missing from it is the number we refuse to publish.

4. A ranked Fix First list

The work in the order that removes the most exposure, not the order of the severity column — each action carrying the findings it covers and the named factors behind its rank.

5. Evidence quality, and the gaps

Every finding says whether it was detected, assessed with high confidence, or safely validated, and the report names what could not be seen. You get the gaps in the same document as the findings.

6. A follow-up review

After the work, we re-check the exposures rather than reading a closed ticket, and the review says which fixes landed, which did not, and what came back.

Nothing is remediated on your systems without your authorization, and no change is made to a provider of yours to test a connection.

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What works today, and what needs a guided evaluation

Plainly, before you spend a call on it. 27 capabilities are generally available and 22 are in Beta. Beta here means built and running, not a waiting list — it means we have not yet validated it against a live provider environment of yours and recorded the evidence, which is what a guided evaluation does.

Available now

27 capabilities, including:

  • External attack surface discovery
  • Internal network discovery
  • Attack paths and choke points
  • Explainable, versioned risk scoring
  • Fix First remediation ranking
  • Remediation verified by re-checking
  • Executive and technical reporting

Available, pending validation on your systems

22 capabilities in Beta, including:

  • PSA / ITSM ticketing
  • RMM remediation orchestration
  • Active Directory exposure
  • Cloud posture (Azure, AWS, Google Cloud)
  • Web application assessment
  • Single sign-on (OpenID Connect)

General availability requires successful validation against a live provider environment, documented evidence and operator approval. Every capability and integration, with its status and what has actually been validated.

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