hagon

External exposure, understood

Know
what
matters.

Hagon helps lean IT and security teams discover their external footprint, safely validate real exposure, prioritize what matters, verify fixes, and keep watching for meaningful change.

Private beta

380,000+

CVE records and growing.

40,000+

new CVE records published every year.

Artificial Intelligence

is compressing attack timelines.

What once took weeks

can now take hours.

Organizations

still struggle to validate what is actually exploitable in their environment.

Can your security program keep up?

More vulnerabilities do not need to mean more noise. Hagon separates what might apply from what is actually validated in your environment.

The questions Hagon is built to answer

From visibility to verified improvement.

01

What can an attacker see?

Build an outside-in view of domains, services, technologies, certificates, email posture, providers, and other publicly observable signals.

02

What actually matters?

Use vulnerability and exploitation intelligence as context for what deserves attention without turning every match into an alarm.

03

Can Hagon safely prove it?

Keep discovery separate from active assessment, require explicit authorization, and validate conditions with bounded evidence.

04

What should I fix first?

Separate technical severity from action priority so attention goes to the work that deserves it now.

05

Did the fix work?

Revalidate the condition and resolve a finding only when trusted evidence supports the change.

06

How is exposure changing?

Preserve baselines and history so teams can see what changed, what remains, and whether posture is improving.

The Hagon lifecycle

DiscoverReviewValidatePrioritizeRemediateVerifyMonitor

Discovery starts with what is already public. Active assessment begins only after customer review and explicit authorization. Findings require evidence. Remediation ends with verification.

Intelligence with context

New vulnerability does not automatically mean new risk.

Hagon can connect vulnerability and known-exploitation intelligence to technologies observed in your external footprint. A relevant match remains a candidate until evidence supports a finding.

Noise boundary

A match is not a finding

Intelligence helps decide where attention and validation are warranted. It does not lower score by itself.

Score and priority

One number for validated external exposure. One priority for what to do next.

Hagon's 0-100 score reflects current validated external exposure. Observations and intelligence matches do not lower it. Severity describes technical seriousness; action priority explains what deserves attention first.

A score of 100 means Hagon has no current validated deductions. It is not proof that every possible risk has been assessed.

100No current validated deductionsEvidence changes the score. Noise does not.

Visibility without automatic testing

Passive recon can show what is public before Hagon receives permission to interact with customer infrastructure.

Evidence-backed findings

Hagon preserves uncertainty and separates observations, candidates, validation evidence, findings, and score.

Plain-language remediation

Understand what is wrong, why it matters, what to change, what the change could affect, and how Hagon will verify it.

Continuous operations

Hagon repeats governed checks, detects regressions, verifies fixes, records meaningful activity, and can notify customers when validated security conditions change.

Built for responsible operation

Explicit authorizationDiscovery never grants permission to actively assess infrastructure.
Bounded validationLeast-intrusive checks with clear safety limits.
Organization-level isolationCustomer data and operational records remain separated by organization.
Tested recovery disciplineOperational and recovery procedures are verified rather than assumed.

Private beta

See your external exposure with less noise and more proof.

Hagon is working with lean teams that want a clearer path from discovery to verified remediation.