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Most tools will only test the domains you already know about. We’ve decided that’s not enough.
TLDR: Detectify’s new Apex Discovery automatically identifies root domains likely to belong to your organization (from M&A, subsidiaries, and shadow IT) for complete security coverage. Review and confirm our curated suggestions in a click, and instantly start protecting them with the same continuous discovery and vulnerability assessment as the rest of your attack surface. Detectify does the heavy lifting while your team stays in control.
You might own a domain from a startup you acquired three years ago, a regional variant of a subsidiary registered without telling security, or a marketing microsite someone spun up and forgot.
Most organizations simply don’t have a complete picture of their attack surface, and every unmonitored domain is a blindspot that can quietly harbor vulnerabilities no one is watching. Your existing tooling can only monitor what you feed it, which means your real attack surface is almost always larger than the one you’re watching.
We believe knowing your known domains isn’t enough. To truly secure your attack surface, you first have to know how big it actually is, and that starts at the apex.
We have launched Apex Discovery, a core enhancement to attack surface management in Detectify. This isn’t just a WHOIS lookup; it’s a custom-built attribution engine that connects domains to your organization using multiple ownership signals directly into your Detectify workflow.
A key part of what we do at Detectify is building unique solutions that provide significantly more value to your team than standard tooling. Apex domain attribution is a genuinely hard, under-researched problem, and it’s even harder in the EU, where GDPR limits most of the ownership signals in WHOIS data. That’s exactly the kind of problem we like to solve:
Because attribution is probabilistic, we built the workflow around review and verification rather than blind automation. From your highly curated list of candidates, you can:
This semi-automated approach means you get the reach of automated discovery without giving up control over what actually lands in your inventory.

Automatically identify apex domains belonging to your organization for a complete external security coverage, and review curated domain suggestions.
We’ve integrated Apex Discovery directly into your Surface Monitoring workflow to make it actionable:
The best way to understand your exposure is to see how much of it you didn’t know about. Head to your Detectify dashboard to review the apex domains we’ve attributed to your organization, confirm what’s yours, and bring it under continuous control.
Book a demo to talk to our experts or start a 2-week free trial to see it in action.

On November 5, 2026, Alpine Linux published a security advisory for an authentication bypass in its openssh-server package, nicknamed sshole by researcher Özgün Kültekin of …

On October 20, 2026, the PHP security team issued an advance security advisory regarding two critical vulnerabilities, CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619, affecting core PHP source code. …