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Most teams run one tool for code, another for vendors and another for the dark web, and every one of them scores you differently. Kenzer brings them together and answers the question that matters: how exposed are we?
Kenzer keeps all three in one inventory, so every finding is tied to the target it affects and lands in the same grade.
Everything you or your vendors expose, discovered continuously.
Weaknesses ranked by whether someone can actually use them.
What is already out there, aimed at you or your suppliers.
Exploit prediction scores and known-exploited lists mostly react after an attack has spread. VEDAS crawls, reads and clusters exploit data across the internet the moment it is published, including national databases that never reach NVD, so you hear about an exploitable vulnerability before it shows up anywhere else.
Every Kenzer finding carries its VEDAS score, and the built-in VEDAS tab looks up any identifier and writes an advisory that shows how to reproduce the issue safely, detect it and fix it.
VEDAS also writes the defences: AI-generated Suricata and Nuclei signatures for more than 13,000 CVEs, published openly and run by Kenzer against your targets.
A probability built largely from mass exploitation telemetry. It rises once attacks are already widespread.
A catalog of vulnerabilities confirmed as exploited in the wild. Reliable, but listed after the fact.
First-hand exploit intelligence: it flags working exploits when they appear, across global and national sources.
Kenzer runs on our own intelligence, the same data we offer on its own as APIs, complemented by specialist partners in the ecosystem below.
Finds the hosts and services an organization forgot it had, so nothing on its attack surface is left unscored.
The home of VEDAS: exploit data from global and national sources, behind every score and advisory in Kenzer.
Kenzer started as an open-source recon framework for bug bounty hunters. The intelligence behind it is still shared openly today.
The original Kenzer, released in 2020: automated asset discovery and scanning for bug bounty hunters. The platform you see here is its rebirth, with the same recon roots.
VEDAS and EPSS scores for every CVE, as CSV and JSON, refreshed every 6 to 8 hours, with daily movers and sister feeds for EUVD, CNNVD and BDU.
AI-generated Suricata rules and Nuclei templates for 13,672 CVEs, open to community review. Kenzer runs the same signatures against your targets.
Same discovery, same exploit intelligence and same grade, shaped around the job you're doing.
Find weaknesses across your infrastructure, code and suppliers, and fix the ones attackers can actually use first.
Learn more →SAST, SCA and DAST in one list. AI checks which code flaws can really be reached, and issues go straight to your repo.
Learn more →Grade every vendor from what's really exposed, keep it current, and give them a way to fix what's found.
Learn more →Find the servers, domains and apps you forgot you had, using our own Subdomain Center.
Learn more →Keep scope current, rank by real exploitability, confirm every fix and route work to the right team.
Learn more →One objective grade for every applicant and policyholder, for underwriting, renewals and spotting concentration risk.
Learn more →A live view of every ministry and agency, rolled into one national grade, with each team fixing its own findings.
Learn more →Tell us what you need to cover and we'll show you Kenzer on your own targets.
[email protected] →A snapshot from Kenzer's own running instance, which grades governments and organizations worldwide.
| Organization | Grade | Risk | Open findings | Assets |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| India | F | 98.3 | 121 | 2,597 |
| South Korea | D+ | 68.0 | 551 | 3,092 |
| Turkey | C- | 53.1 | 57 | 3,017 |
| Norway | A+ | 2.0 | 1 | 393 |
| Netherlands | A+ | 2.0 | 1 | 154 |
Kenzer collects its own evidence. Passive checks run on every target. Active testing only runs where the owner has authorized it.
Non-intrusive checks against what anyone on the internet can already see.
Deeper testing of live infrastructure, run only against targets the owner has approved.
Your own code, from GitHub, GitLab or an uploaded SBOM, scanned on a schedule.
Each factor carries its own grade, from O for outstanding down to F. Open any factor to see the findings behind it.
Paste a Play Store link. Kenzer pulls the APK, decompiles it and reads it like source code: hardcoded keys, the endpoints it calls, backends nobody listed, and risky manifest settings.
Findings that meet on the same host or repository become STRIDE threats and attack chains, each linked to its evidence, with the controls you have and what could not be verified.
Analysts file pentest and bug bounty reports with attachments. They form the twelfth factor, every finding has a discussion thread, and only a person can close them.
Look up any CVE, GHSA, EUVD or 40+ other identifier. One click writes an advisory from open source intelligence and AI: how to reproduce safely, detect and fix.
Routes are read out of your repositories, prefixes and all. Upload a Burp or ZAP export to see live endpoints that no repository serves.
Committed credentials are tested against the provider. A key that actually authenticates is raised as critical, and the secret is never stored.
Roll a holding company or a government up from its sub-organizations, and compare each one against its tier and industry peers.
Log an incident at a shared provider like Cloudflare, AWS or Okta once. Every organization that depends on it is flagged automatically.
Give a vendor or business unit a login scoped to their own organizations. Accepted risks and false positives carry a name, time and reason.
One-click PDF for a single organization or a whole portfolio, under your own branding, with the closed-finding history in or out.
Accounts and API keys are scoped to the organizations they may see, and every administrative action is written to an audit log.
Set a scan depth and schedule per organization, so high-risk vendors are checked harder and more often. Fixes are confirmed on the next scan.
Kenzer draws on focused, industry-recognized intelligence sources rather than building every capability in isolation.
GoTrust, a privacy-first platform, integrated Kenzer's engine directly into their own product to meet the rising demand for offensive security and threat intelligence.
Privacy-first platform, offensive security and threat intelligence powered by Kenzer.
Kenzer already tracks 195 governments' external posture in the National Threat Intelligence Database, built entirely from passive, non-intrusive reconnaissance.
No active scanning of any government is ever performed without that government's own authorization.
A national CERT or cyber agency can run the same engine privately, with every ministry, agency and piece of critical infrastructure rolled into one view.
Your code, your attack surface, your vendors, or a nation's infrastructure. One platform, one grade.
