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Kenzer already tracks 195 governments in the public National Threat Intelligence Database. Deployed privately, it gives a national CERT or cyber agency a live view of every ministry, agency and piece of critical infrastructure.
“How exposed is our government right now, across every ministry, not just the ones that reported in?” Kenzer answers that continuously, not once a year.
Every ministry, agency and state-owned company as its own organization, rolling up into one national grade you can drill into.
Energy, water, telecoms, health and finance watched continuously, with deeper testing where you authorize it.
Findings ranked with VEDAS, including national databases from China, Russia and Europe that never reach NVD.
Subdomain Center finds the systems ministries don't know they're running, which is where most exposure lives.
Log an incident at a shared provider once, and every affected agency is flagged.
Credentials stolen from government staff by infostealer malware.
Each ministry fixes its own findings, and the national grade improves as they do.
A PDF per ministry, or for the whole government, ready for a minister or oversight body.
See how your country compares with others in the public index.
Coordinate disclosure and incident response with a live view of what's exposed across everyone you serve.
Set a security baseline for every ministry and hold them to one objective, measured grade.
Track government and defense-adjacent infrastructure, including systems that never made it into an asset register.
Benchmark against peers using the public index other agencies and researchers already use.
No. The public database is built only from passive checks of information anyone can already see. Deeper scanning only happens once a government authorizes it.
Yes. The public database is a demonstration we run ourselves. A government's own deployment, with its ministries and findings, is private and access-controlled.
No. Kenzer works from the outside. No agents, no VPN, nothing to install to get started.
Yes. Each ministry's team gets a login that only covers its own organization, and the national grade improves as they work.
Every grade comes from real observation of live infrastructure, not from answers to a questionnaire.
The public database shows what's public. A private deployment shows every ministry, agency and finding.