Most EASM tools stop at website scans, certificate checks, and open ports. ShadowTrackr doesn't. Beyond your websites, servers, and cloud assets, ShadowTrackr finds and tracks your domain registrations, DNS records, supplier dependencies, expiring certificates, exposed email addresses, internet standards compliance, and phishing domains that could be used to impersonate your business.
For most of this data, we keep three years of history. That means you can go back and see which DNS records were active three months ago, which certificates you had in the past, which websites were up when, which ports were open last month — and, most importantly, exactly when specific software and vulnerabilities were exposed to the internet. Most cybersecurity incidents are only discovered well after the fact, and the ability to look back is often what makes the difference in incident response.
ShadowTrackr isn't a collection of separate scanners bolted together — it's a single continuous pipeline, where each stage feeds the next.
Give ShadowTrackr a domain, IP, subnet, or mixed list, and it maps your related infrastructure automatically — using risk-based logic to decide what genuinely belongs to your organization, not just what's nearby.
Every discovered asset is checked against high-confidence detection rules — we aim for three or more corroborating artefacts for a finding — with particular focus on high-risk software and edge devices like VPN endpoints, routers, and remote login services.
Detected software is matched against ShadowTrackr's internal CVE database and scored using our continuously updated CVSS v4 methodology, so you know which vulnerabilities on which assets actually need attention now. Automated and manual false-positive reduction keeps that list clean and actionable.
Every supplier behind your software, hosting, certificates, and mail is identified automatically, along with where that supplier's headquarters and controlling ownership actually sit — Sovereign European, Fully European, European Subsidiary, or Non-European.
Prioritization only works if the underlying score reflects real-world risk, not just theoretical severity. That's why ShadowTrackr maintains its own continuously updated CVSS v4 score, built to account for signals — like active exploitation — that standard published scores don't.