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A platform from Security Brigade

Built by security operators
for security operators.

ShadowMap was built inside Security Brigade — the CERT-In empanelled cybersecurity firm that's run penetration tests, red teams, and audits for over 1,000 enterprises worldwide since 2006. It exists because the team kept finding the same exposures, in the same way, on every engagement.

The origin story

How ShadowMap got built

Since 2006, Security Brigade has done the work that gets you out of a breach: red team engagements, application penetration tests, compliance audits. CERT-In empanelled in 2008, today operating across India, the UK, the US, and Singapore. Across thousands of engagements one pattern kept repeating — the breach that mattered always traced back to an asset, credential, or exposure the customer didn't know they had.

We started building tooling internally to surface those things faster. Asset discovery for scoping. Stealer-log monitoring for high-value targets. Brand-protection checks before the kickoff. By 2016 the tooling had outgrown an internal helper — customers were asking for continuous access. ShadowMap is the platform we shipped in response, and it won DSCI's Innovation Award for Most Innovative Product in Cyber Security the following year.

Today ShadowMap runs continuously for 150+ enterprises across BFSI, government, technology, and regulated industries. The same Security Brigade team of 150+ builds it, the same red team validates it, and the same compliance posture backs it.

That work gets noticed outside the company too — the platform and the team behind it have been cited by national and international press, listed in full below.

By the numbers

Twenty years of operating ground

2006
Security Brigade founded
2016
ShadowMap shipped
2017
DSCI Innovation Award
150+
ShadowMap customers
150+
Security Brigade team
1,000+
Enterprise clients globally
4
Offices worldwide
2008
CERT-In empanelled
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