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Every device, server, or cloud workload that connects to the internet has a set of network doorways known as ports. When those doorways are left open unnecessarily, or when the services behind them are misconfigured, attackers gain easy entry points. Sensagraph's Network Exposure & Open Port Detection capability automatically maps your external attack surface, showing you exactly what the outside world can see about your infrastructure.

Sensagraph performs deep reconnaissance against your public IP addresses and domains, enumerating every reachable port, identifying the service and version listening behind it, and assessing whether that exposure is justified. The result is a clear, prioritised view of where your network is over-exposed — and what to do about it.

Map your true attack surface in minutes

Most organisations underestimate how much of their network is reachable from the public internet. Forgotten admin panels, legacy services, and development ports often remain open long after they should have been closed. Sensagraph reveals all of them.

Comprehensive Port Discovery

Sensagraph scans the full range of TCP and UDP ports, not just the common ones, so nothing slips through the cracks.

  • Full 65,535 port coverage on demand
  • Fast discovery of the most exploited ports
  • Detection of non-standard or hidden services

Accurate Service & Version Identification

For every open port, Sensagraph identifies the exact service and version running, enabling targeted risk assessment.

  • Protocol-level fingerprinting
  • Software version detection
  • Correlation with known vulnerabilities

Operating System Fingerprinting

Sensagraph determines the underlying operating system of exposed hosts so you understand the full context of each finding.

  • Identifies outdated or end-of-life systems
  • Highlights platforms with known weaknesses
  • Provides context for prioritising fixes

Detection of Unnecessary Exposure

Sensagraph flags services that should never be public-facing, such as databases, admin panels, and remote management ports.

  • Database ports exposed to the internet
  • Remote desktop and SSH on default ports
  • Internal management interfaces accidentally public

Misconfiguration Insights

Beyond simply listing open ports, Sensagraph evaluates whether each exposed service is configured securely.

  • Default banners and credentials checks
  • Insecure protocol versions
  • Unhardened service configurations

From discovery to actionable insight

Finding open ports is only half the job. Sensagraph turns raw scan data into prioritised, business-friendly reports that help you reduce risk quickly.

Risk-Based Prioritisation

Each finding is ranked by severity so your team can focus on what matters most.

  • Critical, high, medium, and low risk classification
  • Business impact context
  • Clear remediation guidance

Continuous Monitoring

Schedule recurring scans so newly opened ports or services are detected as soon as they appear.

  • Daily, weekly, or monthly cadence
  • Change alerts for new exposures
  • Historical trend tracking

Compliance-Ready Reporting

Generate reports suitable for auditors, customers, and regulators with a single click.

  • Supports ISO 27001, PCI DSS, and similar frameworks
  • Executive summaries and technical detail
  • Exportable in multiple formats

Frequently asked questions

Network exposure refers to the parts of your infrastructure that are reachable from the public internet. The more services exposed, the larger your attack surface — and the greater the chance an attacker finds a weak entry point.

Sensagraph sends carefully crafted network probes to your public IP addresses and domains, then analyses the responses to determine which ports are open, which services are running, and how they are configured.

No. Sensagraph uses non-intrusive scanning techniques and rate-limits its probes to ensure your production systems remain stable during analysis.

We recommend continuous or at least weekly scanning. Infrastructure changes frequently, and a port that was closed yesterday may be open today due to a misconfiguration or new deployment.

Yes. Sensagraph performs detailed service fingerprinting to identify the exact software and version, allowing it to correlate findings with known vulnerabilities.