Threat intelligence
xSpctr adds what is already known about you outside your own systems: leaked logins, leak-site mentions, exploited vulnerabilities and threat lists, matched to the assets and software in your scope.
Matched to what you run
What you get
Outside-in
What is visible from the internet, and what it tells someone sizing you up. For example:
“Runs its own mail and one VPN gateway. A remote desktop answers on one address.”
Questions
No. xSpctr uses open and public sources: infostealer leak data, ransomware leak-site listings, the CISA KEV list and public exploit databases, and public threat lists. It reports what is already exposed, with the evidence, and never breaks into anything.
Everything is matched to your scope. A new CVE or advisory is shown only when it affects software xSpctr actually detected on your surface, and a leaked login only when it is for one of your domains or apps.
New items appear as xSpctr refreshes: the critical ones at once, the rest in a short summary. Nothing important waits for a weekly report.
Tell us about your organisation and we will set you up.