Asset discovery
Technical and business relationships used to find potential organization assets.
EASM to discover, inventory and monitor domains, subdomains, IPs, services, cloud and external exposures.

Vorvex discovers related assets, validates attribution, tracks changes and connects technical exposure to vulnerabilities, credentials or relevant threats.
Domains, subdomains and certificates
IPs, ports and published services
Cloud, APIs and third-party assets
Changes, technologies and known exposures
EASM observes continuously; penetration testing deepens offensive validation on prioritized, authorized assets.
Technical and business relationships used to find potential organization assets.
Ownership, criticality, owner, technology and likely purpose validation.
New services, certificates, endpoints and relevant changes tracked over time.
Exposure routed to remediation, investigation or authorized testing.
From technical alignment to delivery, the work has to leave context, evidence and next steps visible to everyone involved.




Inventory stays useful when it has context, ownership and a treatment routine.
We define brands, assets, people, authorized sources, priorities and owners before operations begin.
We monitor in-scope signals and relate each occurrence to the company's actual context.
Specialists reduce noise, preserve evidence and classify risk before recommending or performing a response.
Approved actions are conducted and recorded with status, recurrence and next steps for the responsible team.

Assets and changes connect to owners, evidence and mitigation decisions.
Validated cases with context, severity and recommended action in a trackable view.
URLs, screenshots, technical data, dates and history for investigation and escalation.
Trends, recurrence, potential impact and pending decisions without turning signals into noise.
If your question isn't here, talk to the team directly.
Ask on WhatsAppNo. Scanning may contribute, but EASM includes discovery, attribution, inventory, change and risk context.
No. EASM expands continuous visibility; a penetration test performs deeper offensive assessment in an authorized scope and period.
Yes. They remain candidates until ownership, dependency or relationship is validated.
Send the primary domain and organizational context so we can size discovery.
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