RLSCAN · THE INSIDE VIEW
What could an attacker reach?
Automated penetration testing that runs on a schedule, proves which findings are real and never steps outside the agreed scope.
Network, web and mobile app testing in one flow
Findings ranked by real exploit likelihood
Safe-mode proof by default
A report you can hand to an auditor
ARGUS · THE OUTSIDE VIEW
What has already escaped?
Leak monitoring and brand protection on your own server. Argus checks your domains, staff addresses and identifiers against leaked data, and finds lookalike domains.
Leaked credentials matched to your people
Lookalike and typo domains found early
Cards, IDs and passwords never kept in clear text
An incident and a report for every match
HOW IT WORKS
From finding to fix.
01
Define
Set targets, scope, credentials and schedule. Declare the domains and identities to watch.
02
Scan and match
RLSCAN tests networks, web and mobile apps. Argus re-checks your watchlist against the leak data you load.
03
Prioritize
Findings are de-duplicated and ranked by exploit probability and known exploitation.
04
Prove and act
Read-only proof, alerts and incidents flow into one report for the people who must act.
SAFETY RAILS
Built to test safely and to keep your data yours.
Scope enforced twice
Out-of-scope targets are refused in the interface and again inside the worker.
Your watchlist stays yours
Argus runs on your server. Your asset list never goes to a third-party cloud.
Safe mode by default
Deeper validation needs a separate grant and an operator confirmation.
Hashed, never in clear
Cards, ID numbers and passwords are kept only as a hash and a masked value.
No destructive modules
Denial-of-service and destructive modules are permanently blocked.
Answers, never volunteers
Argus answers the questions it is given and never reaches out on its own.
Built for
Security teams between external penetration tests
Banks, e-commerce and consumer brands
Public bodies with a validation duty
Service providers watching many clients
What it is not
Not an attack tool: exploitation can never be triggered remotely
Not a takedown service: removing a domain is a legal process
Not a source of leak data: you load the data sets
Not a substitute for an accredited test where the law requires one
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