Close the door to attackers

Find and fix weaknesses in your external perimeter before attackers can act with continuous external vulnerability scanning and automated pentesting.

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See what attackers see

Run over 170,000 checks against your internet-facing assets. Open ports, weak SSL, unpatched software, exposed services: if it's visible from the outside, Intruder finds it.

Know if you’re exposed to emerging threats

When a new vulnerability drops, emerging threat scans check your systems automatically. No waiting for your next scheduled scan.

Separate real risks from noise

Prioritize issues based on exploit likelihood, severity, and real-world threat intelligence. Integrate with workflow tools to fix issues fast.

Connect to your environment

Connect your cloud accounts and add your domains and IPs. Intruder automatically discovers internet-facing assets and starts scanning right away. No agents, no complex setup.

Scan continuously

Scans run automatically on a schedule you control. When a new vulnerability is disclosed, Intruder runs an automated emerging threat scan to check your estate and alerts you with results, no manual trigger needed.

Prioritize and fix

Results are prioritized by severity, exploitability and real-world threat intelligence, and every issue comes with step-by-step remediation guidance. Send them straight to Jira, GitHub, and more, so nothing gets lost in a spreadsheet.

Find what's exposed, fix what matters, and stay ahead of new threats

Does Intruder help with SOC 2 and ISO 27001 compliance?

Yes — generate audit-ready reports for frameworks like SOC 2, ISO 27001, and HIPAA to share with auditors or upload into compliance tools like Drata and Vanta.

Will it work with our existing stack?

Intruder integrates with Jira, GitHub, GitLab, Azure DevOps, and ServiceNow for issue tracking, Slack and Microsoft Teams for alerts, Drata and Vanta for compliance, and Microsoft Sentinel for SIEM. See all our integrations.

What is the difference between external and internal vulnerability scanning?

External scanning assesses your internet-facing infrastructure for vulnerabilities an attacker could exploit without access to your network. Internal scanning checks endpoints behind your firewall, like employee laptops, servers, and internal services, for weaknesses only visible from inside. Most security teams run both. Learn more about internal vs external vulnerability scanning.

How do emerging threat scans work?

When a new vulnerability is disclosed, Intruder automatically scans your external systems and alerts you if you're affected, so you don't need to manually trigger scans every time something drops. Learn more about emerging threat scans.

How often should I run vulnerability scans?

At a minimum, weekly. Intruder runs scans on a schedule you set, triggers automatic checks when new threats emerge, and lets you scan on demand anytime. The combination means you're covered between scheduled scans without relying on a single point-in-time snapshot. Learn more.

Can I perform internal scanning using Intruder?

Yes. Intruder's internal scanner is agent-based — install a lightweight agent on any Windows, Linux, or macOS device and it reports back to the same platform. Internal scanning is available on Pro and Enterprise plans. See the setup guide.

Can I scan behind a web app login?

Yes. Intruder supports authenticated scans for web apps, APIs, and single page applications (SPAs).