Organize the external footprint
Maintain a structured view of discovered domains, hosts, IP addresses, services, and exposure signals.
ShadowScan
Turn external exposure into a prioritized security plan.
ShadowScan is QSB’s developing assessment and reporting platform for organizing assets, findings, attack-path context, and executive-ready remediation priorities.
Product StatusActive development
The current demo shows the intended workflow and reporting structure. Production capabilities will expand as the platform is built and validated.
What It Does
A structured home for external risk intelligence.
ShadowScan is intended to support QSB assessments by keeping evidence, affected assets, findings, and remediation priorities connected in one workflow.
Connect evidence to findings
Document what was observed, which assets are affected, why it matters, and how the issue can be validated.
Translate risk for decision-makers
Present technical findings alongside an executive summary and prioritized remediation roadmap.
Core Workflow
Built around the assessment lifecycle.
01
Assessments
Create and track authorized assessments by organization, target, status, dates, and risk results.
- Assessment history
- Status and timing
- Risk and severity totals
02
Assets & Findings
Connect exposed assets to validated findings and document evidence, impact, recommendations, and references.
- Asset inventory
- Severity-ranked findings
- Drill-down evidence
03
Attack Paths
Show how separate weaknesses could combine into a more meaningful compromise route.
- Path visualization
- Risk relationships
- Remediation breakpoints
04
Reports
Produce technical and executive output that stays aligned with the evidence gathered during the assessment.
- Executive summary
- Technical findings
- Prioritized action roadmap
Explore the Platform
Go deeper into the ShadowScan experience.
These pages describe the intended platform capabilities and current product direction using realistic, clearly labeled examples.
Designed for Clarity
Not another raw scanner report.
Document what was actually observed
Findings should include clear proof and affected assets, not unsupported assumptions.
Explain how weaknesses connect
Attack-path context helps teams understand why one issue may matter more than another.
Finish with practical priorities
Recommendations should help teams decide what to fix first and how to validate closure.
See the ShadowScan workflow.
Open the current demo, review the sample report, or discuss an authorized QSB assessment.