DeepRecon external attack-surface intelligence See what an attacker can reach before they act.
DeepRecon maps the internet-facing systems tied to your organization, orders the exposure by likely attacker interest, and preserves the evidence behind each finding.
- Direct product access
- External exposure inventory
- Prioritized evidence
- Operated by Z7
What the report gives you
A defensible view of what is exposed, why it matters, and where to begin.
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Internet-facing inventory
Domains, services, and reachable systems associated with the organization, reviewed as an external observer would encounter them.
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Prioritized exposure
Findings ordered around practical attacker interest so the team can address the most consequential exposure first.
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Evidence for action
Each finding carries supporting evidence that can be reviewed, assigned, and used to confirm remediation.
How an assessment works
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Request
Explore DeepRecon directly or contact the Z7 team to discuss an assessment.
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Confirm scope
Z7 confirms the organization, authorized scope, and the questions the report needs to answer.
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Review evidence
Z7 delivers the prioritized evidence and walks the responsible team through the remediation path.
Who should discuss an assessment
- IT and security leaders preparing for an insurance, customer, or board review
- Organizations that need an external view of their current internet exposure
- Teams that want evidence they can assign and verify through remediation
- Leaders deciding whether a deeper security assessment is warranted
- In business since 2012
- DeepRecon is part of Z7-Claw™
- Direct product access
- Human review by Z7
DeepRecon access questions
Is DeepRecon publicly available?
Visit the DeepRecon website for direct product access. Confirm your organization and authorized scope before an assessment.
What does DeepRecon examine?
The internet-facing systems and services associated with the authorized organization.
Does the report include evidence?
Yes. Findings carry supporting evidence for review and remediation tracking.
Is DeepRecon a penetration test?
No. A penetration test is a separately scoped controlled engagement.
How do I discuss an assessment?
Explore DeepRecon directly or contact Z7 with the organization, authorized scope and assessment need.
Discuss your DeepRecon assessment
Explore DeepRecon directly or tell Z7 which organization needs an external exposure review, your authorized scope and what decision the report must support.