Attackers don't read severity scores.
They read the map.
Two passes. The first reads your entire internet-exposed surface and reasons about how an attacker would chain it — what's reachable, what's exploitable, what's worth reaching. The second watches the surface move — new assets, decommissioned hosts, fresh CVEs — and re-computes every path in real time.
Not forty-seven criticals. One chain.
CVSS tells you a vulnerability is severe. It doesn't tell you whether an attacker can reach it, or what it's worth reaching. Recon models your surface as a graph — domains, services, secrets, trust edges — and finds the paths that actually chain: a leaked .env through a stale VPN to a bastion to the payments database. One chain beats forty-seven criticals.
CROWN JEWEL · MEDIAN
Your surface moves every day. So does Recon.
An attack surface isn't a snapshot — it's a river. Staging environments appear, debug endpoints get forgotten, CVEs land on Tuesday morning. Recon watches continuously and re-plans the exploit graph in real time. When a path shortens from six hops to four, you see it the same day — not the quarter you get pen-tested.
RE-PLANNED IN REAL TIME