Fleet Watch
Every server you and your suppliers run, watched every week
Traffic recorded today can be decrypted once a large quantum computer exists. Regulators already ask for an inventory of where encryption is used and how strong it is (DORA in the EU, FINMA in Switzerland), and UN R155 makes vehicle makers manage cyber risk across their suppliers. Fleet Watch builds that inventory from the outside and keeps it current, with nothing to install.
Every server, not a sample
Every hostname your company has a public certificate for, tested for hybrid ML-KEM key exchange. Login, API, VPN, fleet and update servers are flagged to fix first.
Re-scanned every week
New servers appear all the time, usually without anyone checking their encryption. You get one email when a new server is unprotected, a server loses protection, or a grade falls.
Your suppliers too
List the companies you depend on: maps, cloud, payments, telematics, chips. Each is graded the same way, so supplier risk is a number you can track, not a questionnaire.
A report your auditor can check
One click gives a printable statement of what was tested, when and what was found, and a JSON copy signed with ML-DSA-65 that anyone can verify against our public key.
See what the public view looks like first: the bank readiness board and the robotaxi board cover every public server of the companies on them. Fleet Watch is the same scan, private, weekly, with your suppliers and the change history.
The first scan is free
Enter your domain and we scan every public server under it now, then email you a private page with the result and a report you can hand to an auditor. Weekly re-scans, suppliers and alerts are on the pricing page.