Continuous Asset Monitoring
- Continuously monitors all internet-exposed assets and services in your infrastructure, automatically discovering new hosts, endpoints, and changes in your attack surface
- Ensures you have up-to-date visibility into what’s publicly accessible at any given time
Open-Source Integrations
- Leverages a suite of battle-tested open-source security tools (e.g. Nuclei, httpx, dnsx) to scan your environment at scale
- By integrating these community-driven tools, ProjectDiscovery helps uncover unknown exposures and misconfigurations that traditional scanners might miss, keeping your team one step ahead of threats
Realistic Attack Simulation
- Identifies and validates vulnerabilities with high accuracy by safely simulating real-world attack methods in a controlled environment
- Every finding is verified with a proof-of-concept exploit, drastically reducing false positives compared to basic version-based scanners
- In practice, this means you only get alerts for issues that are truly exploitable, saving time on triage
Customizable Detection Rules
- Provides a flexible, YAML-based framework that lets you define your own vulnerability detection rules and workflows
- Teams can codify insights from penetration tests or bug bounty reports into custom scan templates, automating the detection of those specific scenarios across their systems
- This customization empowers organizations to adapt the platform to their unique environment and security knowledge
Community-Powered Updates
- Stays in sync with the latest threats via a real-time community feed of new vulnerability templates and attack techniques
- ProjectDiscovery’s global user community continuously contributes and updates these detection templates (for trending exploits, emerging CVEs, etc.)
- Ensures you’re quickly alerted to new attack vectors as soon as they arise
Attacker’s Perspective
- Unlike traditional vulnerability scanners that rely solely on known CVE databases and version checks, ProjectDiscovery approaches security from an attacker’s point of view
- Zeroes in on vulnerabilities that are actually exploitable in real-world conditions – the weaknesses attackers would target
- Helps your team prioritize fixing the issues that matter most