Every client has hosts, subdomains, cloud buckets, and SaaS endpoints they registered years ago and forgot about. SBCMSP continuously discovers every internet-facing asset under a client's domain — via certificate transparency, DNS, RDAP, and cloud-provider fingerprinting — then flags shadow IT, takeover-vulnerable DNS records, exposed dev/staging environments, public cloud storage, and risky open ports — all rolled into your compliance reports and PSA tickets.
Every client has a backlog of stuff online they don't remember registering: a forgotten dev subdomain, a marketing landing page from an old campaign, an S3 bucket someone stood up for a one-off project, a CNAME pointing to a SaaS account that was cancelled years ago, a Wi-Fi captive portal exposed to the internet because it was never put behind a firewall.
Attackers don't break into the perimeter your client knows about. They find the perimeter your client forgot — and turn that forgotten asset into a foothold. Subdomain takeover, exposed staging credentials, S3 buckets indexed by Google — every breach narrative starts with "we didn't know that was still live."
SBCMSP's Attack Surface Management runs continuously against each verified client domain: certificate transparency log monitoring, DNS enumeration, RDAP lookups, cloud-provider fingerprinting (35+ patterns), port scanning, and CNAME chain analysis — so the assets that exist enter your dashboard before they enter an attacker's reconnaissance.
SBCMSP enumerates the asset classes that turn into incidents — the ones a client's IT team didn't know existed until they were notified by an attacker.
Add the client's primary domain. SBCMSP enumerates every connected asset and watches for new ones — no agents, no client-side install.
Add your first client domain. SBCMSP enumerates every connected asset and flags the risky ones. No agents, no installs — works the moment DNS verifies.
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