Sensagraph Capabilities
Sensagraph actively tests your web applications to uncover injection flaws, authentication weaknesses, insecure cookies, and OWASP Top 10 risks.
Sensagraph automatically scans your web server for misconfigurations, dangerous HTTP methods, exposed files, and missing security headers.
Sensagraph automatically inspects your SSL/TLS configuration, certificates, ciphers, and known encryption weaknesses to keep your traffic secure.
Sensagraph fingerprints your website's technology stack, detects outdated software, end-of-life frameworks, and version leakage that put you at risk.
Sensagraph automatically discovers open ports, exposed services, and risky network entry points across your public infrastructure.
Frequently Asked Questions
How does Sensagraph protect you
Everything you need to know about what our scanning checks, how it works, and what you get from each report.
Each scan runs a comprehensive set of checks against your target from the outside — exposed ports and services, web server misconfigurations, SSL/TLS certificate health, web application security issues, and technology fingerprinting. All findings are consolidated into a single prioritized report with AI-assisted analysis.
Sensagraph identifies a wide range of issues — outdated software versions, exposed admin panels, insecure HTTP headers, weak encryption configurations, open redirect risks, and publicly reachable sensitive endpoints. Each finding is classified by severity so you always know what to fix first.
No. Scans run entirely from our infrastructure — no agents, no plugins, no changes on your side. You add your domain and Sensagraph does the rest from the outside, the same perspective an attacker would have.
We recommend scanning after every significant deployment, dependency update, or new service launch. Regular periodic scans — weekly or monthly — also catch configuration drift and newly discovered vulnerabilities before they can be exploited.