Why we built this.
Most attack-surface tools hand you a 400-page dashboard and call it a security posture. Real attackers don't read your dashboard. They scan, find the one mistake everyone missed, and move on.
The question behind the scanner.
Resensor started with a question I kept coming back to: what does an attacker actually see about your company? Set aside the phishing and the malware. It's the public-facing stuff that makes you worth pursuing in the first place: low-hanging fruit, known-vulnerable configurations, credentials already leaked, takeover-prone DNS.
After years of defending companies, I wanted a scanner that surfaced exactly that, ranked the way an attacker prioritizes it: known-exploited CVEs, breach-correlated credentials, email auth that quietly lets anyone spoof you. We work hard to get severity right, with the evidence (KEV listing, EPSS score, breach correlation) to back up every call.
The lower-severity findings still get surfaced as ongoing posture work for your team to take on over time, not fires demanding action this minute.
Spent most of my career as a Detection and SIEM engineer at an MSP and a CUSO, before moving into enterprise-level security. Offensive security has always been the hobby that pulls at me: in my spare time I've taught it on YouTube and published BountyHacker, a vulnerable box on TryHackMe. These days my focus is enterprise security and Resensor.
Remote since 2019, which is a polite way of saying work doesn't really stop at 5.
See what attackers see. Fix what matters first.
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