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Perimeter

Platform

From unknown exposure to fixed, in one continuous loop.

Perimeter follows a single workflow: Visibility → Context → Validation → Remediation. Every stage narrows the noise so the next one is more precise.

01 · Visibility

Know what you own.

Perimeter continuously enumerates your root domains, subdomains, IP addresses, and exposed services, and diffs every sweep against the last. New assets are flagged the moment they appear. No more forgotten staging servers.

  • Continuous subdomain enumeration
  • Change detection against yesterday's state
  • Domains → subdomains → IPs → services, mapped
  • Subdomain takeover detection for dangling DNS

02 · Context

Understand it before you judge it.

Before running a single vulnerability check, Perimeter fingerprints every asset: its frameworks, languages, web servers, and cloud providers, alongside its TLS posture, security headers, and open ports.

  • Technology detection from headers, favicons, and markup
  • TLS hardening and certificate expiry
  • Missing security headers (HSTS, CSP, and more)
  • High-risk open ports and exposed sensitive files

03 · Validation

Prove what's actually exploitable.

Perimeter's validation engine reads each asset's fingerprint and runs only the DAST checks that apply. A Laravel app on Nginx gets Laravel, PHP, and Nginx checks, not ten thousand irrelevant ones.

  • Fingerprint-driven template selection
  • Low-signal findings filtered before they reach you
  • Medium, high, and critical issues surfaced with evidence
  • Exact endpoint for every finding

04 · Remediation

Get it to the right person, with the full story.

Findings arrive as a chronological narrative: the new subdomain, the technology detected, the scan that ran, and the exposure it found. They're routed to the team that owns the project, with clear steps to fix them.

  • Operational timeline of every change and finding
  • Project-scoped ownership and role-based access
  • Remediation guidance written for developers
  • Security scorecards for leadership

Data model

Everything has an owner.

Perimeter organizes your attack surface as a relational hierarchy, not a flat list of domains, so access, alerts, and accountability follow the structure of your business.

  1. Organization
  2. Project
  3. Assets
  4. Scans
  5. Findings
  6. Timeline

What's next

Where Perimeter is heading.

Our long-term roadmap moves security even earlier in the lifecycle.

Roadmap

Notifications everywhere

Event timelines delivered as clean cards in Slack, Microsoft Teams, and Discord.

Roadmap

CI/CD integration

Stop exposures before they ever reach your external attack surface.

Roadmap

AI-assisted remediation

Suggested fixes for specific findings, prepared as pull requests.

See your perimeter the way an attacker does.

Perimeter is onboarding early teams now. Tell us about your infrastructure and we'll set you up.

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