Free Attack Surface Assessment
See your organization's external network exposure the way a threat actor does. It's similar to the recon we start every penetration test with, delivered as a free report with no contract and no obligation.
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See what's exposed before someone else finds it
A free attack surface assessment gives you an outside-in view of your organization's public-facing footprint: the domains, servers, and services anyone on the internet can already see. It's similar to the reconnaissance we start every external penetration test with, but it isn't a penetration test and it isn't a vulnerability scan. Delivered as a clear report you can hand straight to your team.
What's included
The assessment covers your externally facing footprint from several angles:
- Domain and DNS configuration, including email spoofing protections (SPF, DKIM, DMARC)
- Every publicly discoverable subdomain tied to your organization
- Open ports and the services running behind them
- TLS/SSL certificate health and encryption strength
- Ownership and registration details for your domains and IP ranges
- Screenshots of every externally reachable web service we find
Everything comes back in a single report. No severity grades, no jargon to decode. Just what's visible and why it matters.
Why it's safe to say yes
Nothing here touches a login screen, guesses a password, or exploits anything. Every check is something anyone on the internet could already do: DNS lookups, public registry records, and ordinary connections to your public services. There's no signed authorization letter to chase down, no risk of an outage, and no obligation once you have the report.
Why Red Raine Labs
Red Raine Labs is a Michigan-based, owner-operated offensive security firm. The same person who would run your actual penetration test builds your assessment, not a subcontractor and not an automated pipeline. Free, fast, and no contract required.
What comes next
An assessment shows you what's visible. A penetration test shows you what's exploitable: the real attack paths a threat actor could use to get in. Plenty of organizations use the free assessment entirely on its own, just to know what's out there. If you want to go further, that's what a penetration test is for.
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