SecureIPX
See every exposed asset and the paths an attacker would take, before they do.
SecureIPX continuously scans IPs, subnets, and network assets to discover what you actually expose, identify the vulnerabilities that matter, and map the attack and exploit paths that connect them — so remediation targets the routes adversaries would really use.
What SecureIPX puts in front of you.
Unknown and unmanaged assets, open ports, and chained misconfigurations are how breaches start. Most teams can list assets, but can't see how they connect into an exploitable path.
Discover → Analyze → Act
What SecureIPX does.
Asset & exposure discovery
Scan IPs, subnets, and network assets to build a live inventory of what is reachable — including the assets you didn't know you had.
Open-port & service detection
Surface open ports and exposed services across the estate, with context on what each exposure means.
Vulnerability identification
Identify vulnerabilities on discovered assets and prioritize them by real-world exploitability, not just raw severity.
Attack & exploit-path mapping
Connect exposures, vulnerabilities, and relationships into the attack and exploit paths an adversary could chain — and where to cut them.
A closer look at SecureIPX.
Attack-path mapping
SecureIPX connects exposures, open ports, and vulnerabilities into the routes an adversary could actually chain — then ranks the nodes that, if fixed, break the most paths.
- Chainable attack & exploit paths
- Highest-leverage remediation first
- Context across assets and subnets
From signal to action.
- 01
Discover
Point SecureIPX at IP ranges, subnets, or assets; it maps the live exposure surface.
- 02
Analyze
AI correlates open ports and vulnerabilities into ranked, chainable attack paths.
- 03
Act
Remediate the highest-leverage nodes that break the most paths first.
Where SecureIPX fits.
SecureIPX — questions, answered.
IPs, subnets, and network assets — discovering open ports, exposed services, and the vulnerabilities on what is actually reachable, across both external and internal surfaces.
A scanner gives you a list. SecureIPX connects exposures, ports, and vulnerabilities into the attack and exploit paths an adversary could chain — so you fix what breaks the path, not just the highest CVSS score.
Yes. Point it at IP ranges or asset groups on a schedule you control for continuous exposure management, and track exposure reduction over time.
Both — external attack-surface monitoring and internal network exposure and segmentation review.
Related to SecureIPX
Map your real attack surface.
Point SecureIPX at your IP ranges and see the exposures and attack paths that actually connect.