Domain Records Vendor Mapping
Unveils Hidden Technology Footprint, Exposing Potential Vulnerabilities Without Direct Access
ThreatNG's DNS Intelligence module provides a powerful Domain Records Analysis capability, offering unprecedented visibility into an organization's technology stack. Without requiring any authentication or internal access, ThreatNG's platform can uncover a comprehensive range of technologies in use – from cloud infrastructure and CRM systems to marketing automation and developer tools. This profound insight exposes potential vulnerabilities and provides crucial information for security assessments, competitive analysis, and risk management.
Unmask Your Vendor Ecosystem: ThreatNG Reveals the Hidden Technology Powering Any Business
Gain a competitive edge and strengthen your security posture with unprecedented visibility into any organization's technology stack. ThreatNG's Domain Records Analysis, a core component of its DNS Intelligence module, goes beyond basic domain information to uncover the hidden vendors and technologies powering their operations. From cloud providers and marketing automation platforms to CRM systems and developer tools, ThreatNG reveals a comprehensive view of its digital infrastructure – all without requiring any internal access. Explore the full spectrum of technology categories and subcategories that ThreatNG uncovers below.
Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning (AI/ML)
AI Model & Platform Providers
AI Development & MLOps
Productivity & Collaboration
Customer Relationship Management (CRM)
Design & Content Creation
E-commerce & CMS
Document & Legal Management
Cloud Service Providers (CSPs)
Edge & Serverless Deployment
Endpoint Security (EDR/AV)
Cloud & Infrastructure Security (CNAPP)
Web & Network Security
Email & Phishing Security
Development & Operations (DevOps)
CI/CD & Source Control
Monitoring & Observability
Testing & Quality Assurance
Configuration & Feature Management
Domain Registration & Hosting
DNS Management
Certificate Authorities (CA) & SSL
General IT Utilities
Security & Privacy Tools
HR & Workforce Management
IoT & Mobile Device Management
Payment Gateways & Processors
Financial & Accounting Software
Content Delivery Networks (CDNs)
Managed Hosting & Web Platforms
Image & Media Optimization
Identity & Access Management (IAM)
IAM Platforms
Authentication & MFA Tools
Marketing Automation
Sales Engagement
Security Monitoring (SIEM/XDR)
Vulnerability & Risk Management
Access & Identity Security
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ): Domain Records Vendor Mapping
Strategic Imperative: Why DNS Vendor Mapping Is a Need-to-Have
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The Unvalidated Vendor Blind Spot is the persistent, systemic risk created by relying on static, self-reported vendor questionnaires. This reliance introduces a "trust gap" because vendors may unintentionally omit details regarding shadow IT or deprecated technologies, leading directly to unmanaged Supply Chain & Third Party Exposure. DNS Vendor Mapping is a continuous external audit that eliminates this blind spot by providing objective, verifiable data, allowing the CISO to transition from passive auditor to proactive risk enforcer.
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This module provides the objective, unauthenticated evidence required for External GRC Assessment. It continuously maps external findings—like a vendor's use of a legacy, vulnerable technology—directly to frameworks like NIST CSF, HIPAA, and PCI DSS. For executives, this data is crucial for mitigating liability, especially in relation to SEC requirements for disclosing material security events (SEC Form 8-K).
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Using unauthenticated DNS analysis, Domain Records Vendor Mapping delivers Holistic Breadth by uncovering technologies across 13 crucial categories, including those most often hidden by shadow IT or missed by traditional scans. This includes sophisticated areas such as AI Model & Platform Providers (e.g., OpenAI, Hugging Face), specific Cloud Infrastructure deployments, Identity & Access Management platforms, and niche DevOps/CI/CD tools.
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The solution operates on a principle of Unauthenticated Objectivity, meaning it runs purely externally without requiring internal access or connectors.1 This provides a genuine, real-time adversary's view of your vendors’ attack surface, revealing the exposed technologies an attacker would target first. This assessment is further enhanced by MITRE ATT&CK Mapping, which translates raw findings into a strategic narrative of likely adversary behavior.
Improving Efficiency: How Domain Records Vendor Mapping Makes Your Life Better
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The platform is designed for Efficiency and Speed. DNS Vendor Mapping replaces the time-consuming "multi-day manual fire drills" and chaotic manual searching associated with cross-referencing vendor data. Using the Reconnaissance Hub , security teams can instantly query their digital footprint to find, validate, and prioritize threats like CVEs in minutes, delivering decisive security insight.
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Yes. The module enables M&A Speed and Safety by providing rapid, objective technical vetting. You can vet the acquired entity's digital footprint in minutes, without relying on internal access. This decisive insight allows security to flag or confirm hidden liabilities immediately, giving the organization the leverage needed to de-risk an acquisition or renegotiate deal terms based on verifiable, objective data.
These vendors are examples of those we externally uncover, but our discovery extends far beyond this list:
1Password, 2Degrees, Abnormal Security, AbuseIPDB, Acronis, ActiveCampaign, Adex, Adlane, Adobe, Adsy, Affelios, Affinity, Ahrefs, AidaFsorm, Airalo, Airtable, Akamai, Alibaba, Alibaba Cloud, Alien Vault (SpyCloud), Algolia, Alidity, Alert Logic, ALTCHA, Amazon, Amplitude, Android, AnnounceKit, Anny, Anodot, Anthropic, Apple Business Manager, Apple iOS, Apperio, AppOmni, Appspace, Aqua Security, Arcules, Arctic Wolf, Armis, AroFlo, Arsen, Asana, Astra, Astronomer, Atlassian, Atmosphere, Attaxion, Attio, Auth0, AutoDesk, AWS, AWS Route 53, Axway Amplify, axios, baidu, Barco, Bazaarvoice, Beam, BeautifulAI, BeCard, Beehiiv, BenQ, BeyondTrust, BettyBlocks, BigCommerce, Bird, BitSight, BitWarden, Bitrise, BookMyName, BotUp, Braze, Brave, BreachBits, BrightData, BrightMove, Browserstack, BugCrowd, Bugfender, BundleDocs, Caf.io, Calendly, CampaignTracks, CampusSuite, Canva, Carbon Black, CassidyAI, Celo, Censys, Centrify (Delinea), CertiK, Chargebee, Check Point, Cisco, Cisco [Intersight], CircleCI, Classroom.cloud, Clerk, ClickFunnels, ClickUp, Cloudbees, Cloudflare, Cloudflare WAF, Cloudflare Zero Trust, CloudHealth, Cloudinary, CMDCbv, Coda, Cofense, Coggle, Cohere, Coalition, ComScore, ConcordPay, ConfigCat, Confluent, Constant Contact, Contrast Security, ConvertKit, CookieYes, Cortex XDR (Palo Alto Networks), CozMos, Creatopy, Creoline, Crowdstrike, Cursor, CustomGPT, CyberArk, Cyweta DNS, D-Trust, Dailymotion, Darktrace, DataDome, Databricks, Datadog, Deep Instinct, DeepCloud.swiss, Dell, Descope, Detectify, Digicert, DigiSafe/DigiCert BIMI, Discord, DMARC Advisor, DMARC Right, DNS Made Easy, DocuSign, Docker, DomainTools, Doppler, DoubleVerify, DragonMetrics, Dragos, Drata, Drift, Dropbox, Duo, DuoCircle, Dynatrace, E2MA, EDI Express, Elastic Security, ElevenLabs, EnterpriseDB, Epay, Ethiack, Etiometry, Everlytic, EXADS, Expensify, Expedient, Extensis, ExtraHop, Ezoic, Facebook, Fastly, Favro, FediDB, Figma, FIDO Security Keys, FireEye, Fireflies AI, Flexera, FlippingBook, FlyWheel, Forcepoint, ForgeRock, Formatic, Fortifi, Fortinet, FoxIT, FreeAgent, Freedom Internet, Freelo, Freshworks, Front, FullStory, GenTrace (AI), Global Sign, Globalsign, GoDaddy, GoodNotes, Google [Firebase], Google Chat, Google Cloud, Google Site, GoSpace AI, GPT-Trainer, Gradle, GraphPad, Greenhouse, Guardicore, Guestpostnow, H8l, HackerOne, Happeo, Hashicorp, Have I Been Pwned, HaveIBeenPwned, Heroku, HeyHack (F5), Hitachi Vantara, Hotjar, Hover, HP, Hubspot, Hugging Face, Human Security, Hut Six, HydrantID, IBM, IdenTrust, IDMelon, Illumio, Imperva, Infor, Infoblox, Infloblox, InfusionSoft, Insomnia, Instapage, Instagram, Intel 471, Intercom, Invicti, iOS, JAMF, JangoMail, JetBrains, Jump Desktop, Jumpsec, Kayak, Keybase, Kiho, Kinsta, Klash, Klaviyo, KnowBe4, KolabNow, Kore, Krisp, Lacework, LangChain, LaunchDarkly, LeapingBunny, Let's Encrypt, Libera Chat, Linaro Automated Validation Architecture (LAVA) system, Linear App, LinkedIn, LiveRamp, Loader.io, Loadmill, LogMeIn, Lookout, Loom, Lucid, Ludus, MailArchiva, Mailcoach, MailerLite, Mailfence, Mailgun, Mailigen, Mailjet, MailPoet, MailRU, Mailtrap, Malcolm, MalwareBytes, ManageEngine Site24x7, Mandiant, Mapsted, Material Security, Maven, Maxcluster, MaxMD, Meta for Work, MetaTrust, MicroSec, Microsoft, Microsoft 365 Dynamics, Microsoft Clarity, Microsoft Defender XDR, Microsoft Development Toolkit, Microsoft Entra, Microsoft Office 365, Mimecast, MindManager, Miro, Mixpanel, Moxo, Mural, Mutant Mail, My Emma, MyCreditUnion.gov, MongoDB, Monday.com, Mosyle, Naver, Natro, NEAT.no, Nearmap, Neo, Netdata, Netim, Netlock, NetToolKit, Netlify, Netskope, New Relic, Nifty, Nintex, NitroPDF, NordPass, Northpass, Notion, Nozomi Networks, NuGet, Offensity, Okta, OneLogin, Onet, Onfido, OpenAI, OpenText, Opine, OPSWAT, OptimizeX, Oracle Cloud Infrastructure, Orca Security, PagerDuty, Palo Alto, Palo Alto Networks, PandaDoc, Panopto, Paperform, Parallels, Parkable, Parsec, PassLeak, Pax8, PayPal, Perception Point, PeopleXD, Perlu, Pexip, Phished.io, Phishing Tackle, PhishLabs, Pics.io, Piktochart, Pinecone, Pingly, Pinterest, Playbook, Plooto, PodUptime, PostHog, Postman, ProdPad, Proofpoint, Procurious, ProtectChildren, ProtonMail, Prowly, QQ Mail, Qualys, Quickbase, QuoVadis, Rapid7, Read AI, Reachdesk, Recorded Future, Recreativ, Red Canary, Red Hat Fuse, Reddit, reMarkable, Reftab, Regery, Replicate, Rippling, Riot Games, RiskIQ, Rock.so, RSA, S4E, SafeBreach, SafeDNS, SafetyCulture, Sage Intacct, Salesfire, Salesforce, SAP, Sapience Analytics, Schoology, Schneider Electric EcoStruxure, Search My Site, Seal Subscriptions, Seatsurfing, SecureDocs, Secureworks, Securiti, SecurityScorecard, SecurityStudio, SecurityTrails, Segment, SentinelOne, Sentry, Shireburn, Showpad, Signal Sciences WAF, SignRequest, Silverfort, Sipgate, SiteLock, Skedda, Slack, Slido, SmarterWX, Smartfense, Smartsheet, Snapcraft, Snyk, SolarWinds, Sonatype, SonicWall, Sophos, Sophos Central, Soverin, Spacelift, Splashtop, Splunk, Sprig, SpringRole, SpyCloud, Square, Squarespace, Stability AI, StartMail, Sterling, StoriesOnBoard, Storly, Storyous, Stripe, Stytch, Substack, Supabase, Supernova Learn, Symantec MDM, Synack, Synology, Synerise, Tailscale, Tanium, TCPShield, TeamViewer, Teamtailor, Teleport, TeleSec, Tenable, ThreatConnect, Threatcop, ThreatLocker, Threatmate, ThreatMetrix, Thinkst Canary, ThousandEyes, ThriveMarket, Ticketbud, TikTok, Toast, TollBit, Traction Guest, Trello, Trend Micro, TrendMicro, Tresorit, Trimble, Tripwire, Trustpilot, Trustwave SSL, Tryane, Twilio, Twingate, Twitter/X, Uber, Ubivox, Unbounce, Unione, Unisender, Unity, Unstoppable Domains, Uplynk, Upsales, Valimail, Validity, Vanta, Veracode, Varnish, Vectra AI, Vercel, Vex, Viblo, Vimeo, Virtru, VisioStudio, VisualStudio, VMWare Cloud, Vosaic, WalletConnect, Wallarm, Wayback Machine, WebFX, Webgains, Webex, Webflow, Weights & Biases, WeWork, Whalebone, Whimsical, WISeKey, Wistia, Wix, Wiz, WooCommerce, WordPress, WordPress VIP, WorkOS, Workplace, Wrike, WSO2, Yahoo, Yandex, Zapier, Zendesk, ZenQMS, Zeplin, ZeroThreat, Zisson, Zoho, Zoom, ZScaler, ZywaveOur solution is designed to externally uncover the use of vendors across your digital supply chain, including the examples above. While this list is representative of our discovery capabilities, it is not exhaustive and is continuously expanded as new vendor-related intelligence is processed.
ThreatNG also identifies Vendors and Technologies via these additional sources:
Domain Intelligence
Social Media
Sensitive Code Exposure
Search Engine Exploitation
Cloud and SaaS Exposure
Online Sharing Exposure
Sentiment and Financials
Archived Web Pages
Dark Web
Technology Stack