Understand your exposure.Act with confidence.
Warden provides authorized organizations with a private, decision-ready view of external security exposure. Your scope, findings, and report remain confidential.
- Confidential by default
- Authorization required
- Clear, bounded scope
example.com
Illustrative private workspace
Exposure areas
47
Priorities
03
Access
Restricted
A controlled engagement from request to private delivery
01
Defined scope
Only the organization-approved boundary
02
Relevant evidence
External exposure presented with context
03
Clear priorities
Attention directed to material risk
04
Private delivery
Restricted access for the requesting account
The deliverable
Evidence first. Decisions second. Noise removed.
Leadership gets a concise view of exposure. Engineers get ranked observations, supporting context, and a practical remediation direction. The preview is illustrative, so you can judge the structure before you buy.
- Plain-language summary with an overall exposure score
- Findings connected to practical exposure, not a raw alert stream
- Remediation direction your team can validate and schedule
- Watermarked and private to your account
Illustrative sample · no email required.
Attack Surface Assessment
acme-corp.com · CONFIDENTIAL
Overall exposure
62/100
Medium — action recommended
Assets discovered
47
Your public footprint is larger than your documented inventory. Three exposures account for most of the practical risk: a reachable internal environment, an outdated public component, and legacy encryption on a customer-facing host. Addressing them removes the majority of realistic attack paths.
Undocumented
11
Needs review
8
Priority fixes
3
Assessment coverage
External clarity, with explicit boundaries
The engagement stays within the boundary you authorize and is designed to give leadership and engineering a shared view of what deserves attention.
Relative depth across assessment areas
External exposure
A clear view of the public-facing areas associated with the scope you authorize.
Business context
Observations are framed around practical consequence, not presented as an unfiltered list.
Material weaknesses
Conditions that deserve attention are separated from routine informational noise.
Trust posture
Customer-facing conditions that may weaken confidence or increase avoidable exposure.
Priority order
Your team sees what merits action first, with the reason stated in plain language.
Decision support
Each priority includes a practical direction your team can review and schedule.
The engagement
Clear terms. Restricted access. Private delivery.
You retain visibility over the commercial relationship without being exposed to unnecessary operational detail.
- Controlled access
Confirm authority
Identify the organization, define the domain, and confirm that you are authorized to request the engagement.
- Defined terms
Choose the engagement
Select the level of coverage that fits your immediate decision and approved scope.
- Clear record
Confirm the order
Review the order details and complete payment using the supported option you select.
- Private delivery
Receive the result privately
Follow the order from your account and access the completed deliverable through your restricted workspace.
Operating controls
Trust is established through clear boundaries
Authorization, data minimization, restricted access, and accountable communication define the customer relationship.
Confidential by default
Your order and deliverables are treated as confidential customer information and are not used for public promotion.
Authority before engagement
Requests are accepted only for scopes the customer owns or is explicitly permitted to assess.
Purpose-limited information
Customer information is used to provide the requested service, protect the account, and meet stated legal obligations.
Controlled disclosure
Results are delivered to the requesting account, with sensitive details kept out of public-facing communication.
Engagement options
Choose with clear terms before you commit.
Discovery is complimentary and may take longer. A full assessment has a defined scope, private order record, and restricted delivery.
Discovery
Register, attest a domain, and request one complimentary finding. Delivery can take longer than paid work.
Freeonce per account
Complimentary · standard availability
- 1 discovery finding
- May arrive later than paid work
- Visible in your panel when ready
- Full assessment report
- Defined delivery priority
No payment · one finding per account · later than paid jobs
Full assessment
A focused external assessment with executive and technical deliverables.
$149one-time
One authorized domain
- Company email required
- Order record and private status
- Executive + technical deliverables
- Restricted delivery to your account
- Authorized targets only
Private order record · restricted account delivery
Payment assurance
Clear terms before commitment. A private record afterward.
Payment information is limited to what is necessary to confirm the order, maintain an accurate record, and provide support.
Terms shown before payment
The amount, selected payment option, and order reference are presented before you confirm.
Minimal payment data
We retain only the transaction and order information needed to confirm and support your purchase.
A reviewable record
Payment status remains associated with your private order history for clear support and reconciliation.
Questions
What to know before you authorize a scope
Scope, confidentiality, delivery, and commercial terms — stated before you commit.
Is there a free option?
Yes. After registration you can claim one complimentary discovery finding for an attested domain. It is emailed to you and stored in your panel. Full assessments are separate.
What exactly do I receive?
For a full assessment: one report covering what your domain exposes to the internet — executive summary, ranked findings, and remediation direction. Files and metadata appear in your panel when delivery completes.
How long does it take?
Timing depends on the approved scope and current availability. Your account shows the order status, and the completed deliverable is released privately.
How is the engagement bounded?
Work is limited to the domain and authority you provide. Any additional scope requires separate approval.
Which payments do you accept?
BTC, BNB, and supported USDT options are available. The exact terms are shown before you confirm the order.
Why do you require a company email?
Full assessments are accepted through an organizational identity. This reduces unauthorized requests and keeps confidential delivery tied to the requesting company.
Can you assess a domain I do not own?
No. You must attest that you own the domain or have explicit written authorization to have it assessed. We decline anything else — this protects both of us.
Is this the same as a penetration test?
No, and we will not pretend otherwise. This is external attack surface clarity: what you expose and what to fix first. If your compliance program requires a fully scoped penetration test, this complements it rather than replacing it.
What if the report is not useful to me?
Contact support with your order ID. We will review the scope and deliverable against the refund policy; we do not advertise an undefined delivery guarantee.