Free pilot
What you get from a SeguriScan pilot
SeguriScan, IntruForce’s platform, checks the systems your company exposes to the internet and looks for leaked work passwords. In a free pilot, you see the results for your own company.
You get:
- Access to SeguriScan with your findings and discovered systems
- Data leak results for your domain
- A summary for management and a full technical report for IT
- A conversation about next steps, by email
Free · Starts with your domain · No active testing without your approval · No obligationFree · No obligation · Scope agreed first
Your results, in six sections
You get access to these sections of SeguriScan. What each one contains depends on the agreed scope and on what the check finds.
- Dashboard
- One overall score for your company’s exposure online, issues by severity, and the systems with the highest risk.
- Assets
- The websites, domains, IP addresses and open ports linked to your company, within the agreed scope.
- Findings
- Each security issue, with the system it affects, its severity and priority, what it means and how to fix it.
Sample data A finding opens like this: the affected system, severity, what the issue means and how to fix it.
- CVE candidates
- Known vulnerabilities that match the software versions your systems show. A match is a lead, not a confirmed flaw. Your IT team can confirm it by checking the installed version.
- Data leaks
- Work accounts of your domain found in leaked data, including logs from password-stealing malware. Passwords are shown masked.
- Reports
- The full technical report for each check, ready to download. The summary for management opens with «Summary» on the dashboard.
In plain language: whether it’s serious, and what to fix first
The summary for management is meant for people who are not security specialists, including the head of the company. The full technical report gives the detail to whoever runs your IT. Below are samples from a fictional company, «DEMO · Fintech».
1. Summary for management
A page in SeguriScan for management: the owner, or whoever signs off on security decisions. The key figures in one place: how exposed the company is online, which issues are open and which to handle first, and how fast the team fixes them. It updates after each check, and you can print it or save it as PDF.
DEMO · Fintech — external perimeter
Executive summary · External perimeter assessment (EASM)
Observation period: from 9 May 2026
Generated5 Nov 2026
EASM perimeter score
Critical▲ +4.5 · risk increased
One number for how exposed the company is online, not a guarantee.
By response priority
P1 10P2 24P3 13P4 35
Remediation
Average days from detection to fix.
Share of issues the team has fixed.
Overdue: open issues past their fix-by date.
Due soon: issues whose fix-by date is close.
Open findings — trend
17 Jan 202682 open5 Nov 2026
Top risks up to 10 priority open findings
| Prio. | Finding | Asset | Sev. |
|---|---|---|---|
| P1 | Leaks — Employees: Stealer logs from corporate hosts (with passwords) | mail.example.com | C |
| P1 | Key-value store is exposed to the internet without authentication | 192.0.2.25 | C |
| P1 | Insecure deserialization in the web portal | lk.example.com | C |
| P1 | Database server accepts an administrator login without a password | 192.0.2.25 | C |
| P1 | Cluster node service accepts anonymous requests | 192.0.2.26 | C |
A fictional company with many open issues, so every part of the summary has something to show. The score runs 0–10; higher means more exposed.
The trend and remediation figures fill in as checks repeat. When the pilot has one check, SeguriScan shows them as not enough data.
- How exposed the company is online (perimeter score). One number, not a guarantee.
- Open findings by priority. How many issues are open and which to handle first.
- Top risks. Up to ten priority findings, each with the system it affects.
2. Full technical report
A document for whoever runs your IT, one for each check, in Word and Excel. It lists the findings with the systems they affect, the ways an attacker could get in, and recommendations on what to fix.
See a sample technical report (PDF)Fictional company · saved from Word · about 30 pages
From your domain to your results
You send your company’s domain and a work email through the form. Optional: IP ranges or other systems you are authorized to include, or a list of systems you already know.
We agree the scope by email. We confirm with you which systems the pilot covers, and that the checks can run safely. Before the first check, you sign a written authorization that limits the checks to the systems you approved.
SeguriScan checks the agreed systems. The check usually takes a few hours once the scope is agreed. How long the agreement takes depends on both sides.
You review the results in SeguriScan, through an account for your company. Then we discuss by email whether SeguriScan fits your needs.
What the pilot covers, and what it does not
Covers: automated checks of your internet-facing systems, and a search for your domain’s work accounts in leaked data.
Does not include:
- A manual audit. Results come from SeguriScan’s automated checks. A review by our specialists can be agreed separately.
- A penetration test. SeguriScan shows what is exposed and what may be vulnerable. A penetration test by IntruForce specialists tests whether someone could actually get in, under its own agreed scope.
- Your internal network. SeguriScan covers systems reachable from the internet.
- A fixed list of findings. What you see depends on the scope and on what the check finds.
Questions about the pilot
Is it safe for our systems?
Tests that interact with your systems start only after we agree the scope and you sign the authorization, and only on what you approve. We also confirm with you that the checks can run safely.
Who at our company should request it?
Someone authorized to request a SeguriScan pilot for the company domain, usually the IT lead or a manager.
Who sees the results?
You see them in SeguriScan through an account for your company.
What happens after the pilot?
We discuss by email whether SeguriScan fits your needs. We suggest a call only if the scope needs one or you ask for it. There is no obligation to proceed.
What needs attention now, and how serious each risk area is.
SeguriScan dashboard: assets, open services, findings by severity, data leaks and the threat level for each category
An issue: priority P1, critical severity, a deadline, a technical description and a fix recommendation
A server card: risk score, open ports, linked domains and the first thing to fix
The reports list: one report per check, downloadable as Word or Excel
A known flaw in a VPN server, flagged as used by attackers, with the deadline to fix it
Data leaks: leaked accounts of staff and customers, whether a password leaked too, and where it turned up
Get started
Request your free pilot
Send your domain and a work email. You can also list the systems you want included.
- Nothing to install
- No access to your internal network
- No active testing without your approval