Short, direct explanations about exposure monitoring, DNS, DMARC, web security, supplier visibility, and reporting.
Lets Secure continuously monitors public-facing technical signals such as exposed services, DNS posture, DMARC, TLS, certificates, HTTP security headers, CSP, vulnerable JavaScript components, supplier context, and threat intelligence where relevant.
Checks run continuously so teams can see new findings, recurring weaknesses, resolved issues, and configuration drift over time.
No. Lets Secure uses non-invasive checks against externally visible signals, DNS, domains, and public-facing services. No agent or internal credentials are required for external exposure monitoring.
Yes. Lets Secure provides summaries that help technical teams and decision-makers understand exposure, trends, progress, and remaining risk.
Yes. Dangling CNAME detection is part of the DNS and domain posture checks, alongside DNSSEC, nameserver posture, and resilience-related issues.
Technical findings can be enriched with MISP threat intelligence where relevant, helping teams understand when exposure intersects with known indicators or external signals.
Supplier visibility is lightweight and based on observable technical posture, supplier domains, public-facing services, and recurring findings. It complements questionnaires and contractual reviews.
Request a demo and review which domains, assets, suppliers, and public-facing services should be included in the first monitoring scope.
Review external exposure, DNS posture, DMARC, web hardening, supplier visibility, and threat context in a focused demo.