Cronzy Watch

Cronzy Watch capability

Find what you did not know was exposed

You cannot protect what is not on your list. Cronzy Watch looks at your clients from the outside, so exposed services and forgotten hosts show up before an attacker finds them.

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What you get

Internet exposure and discovery, in practice

Exposure checks

See which services are reachable from the Internet.

Unknown-asset discovery

Certificate transparency logs and DNS are used to find hostnames that belong to the client but are not in the inventory.

Feeds the same ranking

An exposed, vulnerable service ranks higher than the same flaw on an internal host.

How it works

From connected to done

  1. Add the client’s domains.
  2. Cronzy finds related hostnames and checks what answers from the outside.
  3. New or exposed assets appear in the client view, and findings are ranked as usual.

Questions

Frequently asked questions

Does this probe my clients’ systems?

Discovery uses public sources such as certificate transparency and DNS. Exposure checks look at what is reachable from the Internet.

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Network map

The network drawn from what the sources see, coloured by risk.

Vulnerability prioritisation

The list starts with what attackers actually use: CISA KEV and EPSS, not CVSS alone.

Attack correlation and cases

Scattered alerts become one case with severity, deadline and a timeline.

See it on a demo estate

Tell us about your environment and we will show Cronzy Watch with data that matches it.

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