1) Known sensitive filenames
The scanner checks for exposed files against a curated list of widely used filenames that frequently contain secrets or private data (for example: backups, logs, configuration and environment files).
Security Scans
A non‑intrusive scan that looks for exposed sensitive files and misconfigured directories which could leak private information. Results and recommended mitigations are emailed after the scan.
How it works
2) Common directory patterns
It also reviews commonly used framework and tool directories to detect listings or misconfigurations that could reveal internal structure or private assets.
3) AI‑assisted triage
Findings are checked with AI to grade the likely severity and reduce false positives, focusing attention on issues that actually matter to your business.
4) Report and mitigations
You receive a clear email report outlining the findings and practical mitigation steps so you can remediate quickly.
What’s included
Exposed files
Discovery of common sensitive files left publicly accessible (backups, logs, database dumps, .env files and similar).
Misconfigured directories
Checks for open directory listings and routes that disclose internal structure or private assets.
Lightweight review
Read‑only, non‑intrusive techniques. No content changes, no load testing, no credentials required.
You’ll receive a concise report by email with any findings and clear steps to mitigate them.