Kenzer enumerates subdomains and hosts across your entire footprint, powered by ARPSyndicate's own Subdomain Center — among the largest subdomain databases in the industry — entirely passive.
Deeper active verification is available too, but only against infrastructure you've explicitly authorized.
Most EASM tools discover assets by brute-forcing common subdomain names against your domain in real time.
Kenzer starts from ARPSyndicate's own Subdomain Center instead — a continuously updated database built entirely from passive sources: certificate transparency logs, web-scale crawling, and embedding-based host correlation. Never DNS brute force against your infrastructure.
That's how it finds the forgotten staging server, the marketing team's shadow SaaS integration, and the acquired subsidiary's still-live legacy domain — without ever touching your live systems unless you authorize deeper active verification.
Full enumeration against the world's largest subdomain intelligence database, then live verification.
Not a static list that goes stale.
Flags dangling DNS records pointing at deprovisioned cloud resources — before an attacker claims them.
Finds publicly accessible object storage buckets tied to your organization's infrastructure.
Searches public code repositories for leaked credentials, keys, and internal infrastructure references tied to your domains.
Identifies your organization's published mobile apps as part of the same discovered attack surface.
Runs on a recurring schedule.
Newly stood-up infrastructure shows up automatically — no waiting for the next manual audit.
No — discovery and scanning are entirely external, the same vantage point an attacker has.
Discovered assets flow directly into vulnerability scanning and scoring.
See Continuous Threat Exposure Management for what happens next.
Discovery is seeded from your known domains and expands from there.
Organizational hierarchies (parent/subsidiary) can also be modeled explicitly for a full rollup view.
ARPSyndicate's Subdomain Center is continuously updated.
Kenzer additionally re-verifies liveness at scan time rather than trusting a stale record.
Discovery built on the same database ARPSyndicate sells on its own as a standalone product.