Ship fast without shipping exposures
Every deploy can change what you expose to the internet. Antrixis watches the live surface, flags new exposures the moment they appear, and hands engineers the context to fix them — not just another red dashboard.
- Continuous discovery that keeps up with your release cadence
- Material-change alerts via webhooks, SIEM, or Slack
- Context-rich findings engineers can act on directly
Velocity creates surface faster than security can review it
A new subdomain, an open port from a misconfigured service, a bucket left public by a Terraform change. These appear between pentests and live for months. The fix is rarely hard — the problem is nobody knew, and when they did, the alert had no context and no priority.
Security that moves at deploy speed
Continuous, automated, and wired into the systems your team already lives in.
Always-on discovery
The external surface is re-mapped on a cadence, so new assets show up the day they ship.
Drift alerts that fire
Material change emits an event — route it to Slack, your SIEM, or a webhook in seconds.
Exposure, not just CVEs
An open database port is a finding on its own. No waiting for a CVE to know it’s a problem.
Durable by design
Scans run on Temporal workflows — they survive restarts, retries, and partial failures.
API-first
Everything the UI does is an API call. Wire Antrixis into CI/CD and your existing pipelines.
Cloud-native footprint
Built to run on ECS/RDS/S3 with the isolation and scaling a platform team expects.
Questions you’re probably asking
- Will this bury my team in alerts?
- No — Antrixis only flags material change (new assets, new findings, rising risk). Routine churn stays quiet, so an alert means something actually moved.
- Can I wire it into CI/CD?
- Yes. The platform is API-first and event-driven, so you can trigger scans, pull results, and react to change events from your existing pipelines.
- Does it touch production or run intrusive tests?
- Discovery and analysis are non-intrusive. Any active validation is gated behind explicit human approval and a global kill switch — nothing runs against your systems without sign-off.
Catch exposures before attackers do
Put continuous, deploy-speed discovery on your external surface in minutes.