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No scanner mystique.

Exposentra is one cybersecurity product available as a mobile app and a full web platform for businesses. It assesses publicly observable security signals associated with authorised domains and public IP addresses, then organises the result into a posture score, findings, technical evidence, alerts and next steps.

The mobile app is the main entry point for new customers and is designed for onboarding, posture, asset status, findings, scan activity and relevant push notifications. The full web platform provides deeper evidence, history, reports, workspace administration, search and support conversations for selected business customers.

Yes. The mobile app and web platform are two experiences of the same Exposentra product, using the same organisation workspace, assets, assessments, findings and role-based access.

The current assessment model supports business domains and public IP addresses. Each asset is associated with your organisation workspace and shows its ownership and verification state.

Verification helps demonstrate control or authorisation before active assessment. It is an important safety boundary intended to reduce unauthorised use.

No. The platform takes an outside-in view and does not require credentials to your internal network, endpoints, cloud tenant or identity platform for its external assessment.

The product is designed as a non-invasive external assessment. It reviews externally visible controls and reachable services; it is not intended to exploit vulnerabilities or perform destructive testing.

Depending on availability, it may review email-security records such as SPF and DMARC, DNS records and DNSSEC, web responses and common security headers, TLS protocol information, certificate state and related observations.

Depending on reachability, it may review reverse DNS, reachable TCP services, available service information and TLS behaviour on port 443, including protocol, cipher and certificate presence.

Treat the score as a summary signal, not a guarantee or certification. Open the underlying findings, affected assets and recommendations, and consider them in the context of your business and other security controls.

Findings can include clear recommendations and technical context. Some changes should still be planned and validated by an experienced administrator or security professional before implementation.

Yes. The platform supports organisation users and role-based access, including read-only access for stakeholders who should see results without running assessments.

The platform supports notification preferences and targeted mobile notifications for relevant events such as completed assessments and support updates. Availability depends on the user’s device and notification configuration.

No. It provides a useful external baseline and ongoing visibility, but it does not replace a properly scoped vulnerability assessment, penetration test, internal security review or regulatory audit.

Exposentra is currently in controlled early access. Public mobile-store availability will be announced when release, store review and operational readiness are complete.

Commercial plans are being finalised. Early-access participants will receive clear information before any paid subscription begins; the service will not silently convert into a paid plan.

Yes. Account deletion can be initiated through the account controls. A verified request can also be submitted through the contact channel described on the account-deletion page.

Exposentra is a product of CyberHunter Ltd, a Cyprus-based cybersecurity business. Product support, privacy enquiries and security reports are handled through the CyberHunter business contact.