Certificate Intelligence

Deep Dive into SSL/TLS for Enhanced Security and Attack Surface Mapping

ThreatNG's Certificate Intelligence module provides a powerful lens for analyzing and securing your organization's SSL/TLS infrastructure. By combining in-depth certificate analysis with innovative attack surface mapping techniques, ThreatNG exposes hidden vulnerabilities, expands your asset inventory, and strengthens your overall security posture. This comprehensive approach empowers security teams to proactively address certificate-related risks and gain a complete understanding of their organization's online presence.

Certificate Analysis

Exposing Security Gaps and Potential Weaknesses in SSL/TLS Infrastructure

ThreatNG's Certificate Intelligence module provides an in-depth analysis of the SSL/TLS certificates protecting your domain and subdomains. ThreatNG identifies potential vulnerabilities and weaknesses in your security posture by examining certificate status, issuers, and validity periods. This analysis highlights areas for improvement, such as expired or misconfigured certificates, and provides crucial information for maintaining a robust and secure online presence. Furthermore, ThreatNG identifies certificates without associated subdomains and vice-versa, revealing potential misconfigurations and areas where security may be compromised. This comprehensive overview empowers security teams to proactively address certificate-related risks and ensure secure communication across their digital assets.

Certificate-Driven Attack Surface Mapping

Expanding Your Asset Inventory Through Certificate Analysis

ThreatNG's Certificate Intelligence module employs a unique approach to attack surface mapping by analyzing SSL/TLS certificates linked to specific organizational terms. By leveraging definable keywords associated with the organization, including its name by default, ThreatNG uncovers a network of related domains and email addresses. This analysis reveals potential hidden assets, online properties, and digital connections that traditional mapping techniques might overlook. Security teams can utilize this information to comprehensively understand their organization's online presence, identify potential risks associated with unknown or mismanaged assets, and proactively defend against brand impersonation, typosquatting, and phishing attacks.