The jobs you'd hire ShadowMap to do.
Capability pages describe what the platform does. Use cases describe what your team needs done. Most customers start with a single painful job and widen out from there — everything they add feeds one correlated exposure model.
Responding to leaked credentials
"A credential of ours is in a stealer log. Which ones still open something, and what do we rotate first?"
Draws on: Dark Web · Data Exposure · CART · AI Review
Responding to an exposed secret
"A key is sitting in a public repository. Is it live, what does it reach, and whose is it?"
Draws on: Dark Web · Data Exposure · CART
Onboarding a vendor without waiting on a questionnaire
"We need a defensible read on a supplier this week, not a spreadsheet they fill in next quarter."
Draws on: Vendor Risk · Security Ratings
Seeing every subsidiary from one place
"Twelve operating companies, each with their own IT. I cannot answer what we own, let alone what is exposed."
Draws on: Attack Surface · Brand Protection · Domain Monitoring · Takedown · Threat Intelligence
Assessing a target before you sign
"We are acquiring. Tell me what we are inheriting, from outside, without touching their network."
Draws on: Attack Surface · Vendor Risk
Finding the estate nobody registered
"Marketing stood up a subdomain three years ago and pointed it at a service that no longer exists."
Draws on: Attack Surface
Sector-specific versions of these jobs sit on the industry pages, and the capabilities underneath them are set out on the capability pages.
Bring us a job. We'll bring the capabilities.
If your most-painful problem isn't on the list above, tell us in the demo. We'll show you which subset of ShadowMap solves it most directly.