Primary surface
Discovers product routes, APIs, domains, repositories, and environments.
Use SafeVibe to inventory routes, domains, APIs, repositories, owners, coverage gaps, and product security evidence.
Page intent
productAttack surface inventory that shows what product areas exist, what is tested, and what still needs coverage.
This page is built as a product surface, not a brochure fragment: it explains the user problem, the security workflow, and the evidence a team should be able to show after the work is done.
Attack surface inventory that shows what product areas exist, what is tested, and what still needs coverage. It is written for security teams, platform teams, engineering leaders, and product operations teams, with the review anchored in the real application paths, roles, data, and evidence that drive the decision.
Discovers product routes, APIs, domains, repositories, and environments.
Classifies surfaces by owner, role, data class, and exposure.
Highlights gaps between known assets and tested coverage.
Keeps inventory tied to scans, findings, and report evidence.
Teams lose track of routes, domains, APIs, and admin surfaces.
New products or preview environments never enter security scope.
Critical workflows are assumed covered but have no evidence.
Asset lists miss ownership, data sensitivity, and testing status.
Discovers product routes, APIs, domains, repositories, and environments.
Classifies surfaces by owner, role, data class, and exposure.
Highlights gaps between known assets and tested coverage.
Keeps inventory tied to scans, findings, and report evidence.
Collect domains, apps, APIs, repositories, and environments.
Classify surfaces by business function and risk.
Run or schedule checks for uncovered high-risk areas.
Update inventory after releases, migrations, and new integrations.
application surface inventory
coverage gap report
owner and data classification map
scan coverage timeline
Teams lose track of routes, domains, APIs, and admin surfaces.
New products or preview environments never enter security scope.
application surface inventory
Critical workflows are assumed covered but have no evidence.
Teams lose track of routes, domains, APIs, and admin surfaces.
New products or preview environments never enter security scope.
Critical workflows are assumed covered but have no evidence.
Asset lists miss ownership, data sensitivity, and testing status.
Teams cannot prove security coverage if they cannot show which surfaces exist and which have been tested.
Include production apps, APIs, admin tools, preview environments, customer portals, domains, repositories, and integrations.
Unknown or newly discovered surfaces become review candidates with owner, risk, and coverage status.
Update it after new launches, migrations, domain changes, integration additions, and material architecture changes.
See how Attack surface inventory turns into scans, findings, fixes, and evidence inside a real SafeVibe workspace.