BizVuln — Cybersecurity Intelligence for MSSPs & Consultants

BizVuln helps cybersecurity researchers, MSSPs, and security consultants find businesses that need cybersecurity help. The platform aggregates vulnerability data from multiple OSINT sources including Shodan, LeakCheck, and Tomba, enriches it with business context, and turns it into actionable reports for outreach, remediation, and continuous attack-surface monitoring.

Find Businesses With Real Security Exposure

Security professionals use BizVuln to identify organizations with exposed ports, leaked credentials, misconfigured infrastructure, and other attack-surface indicators. Instead of cold outreach with no evidence, teams can approach prospects with backed findings that clearly justify a security conversation. The platform supports prospecting for penetration testing services, vulnerability assessments, managed detection and response, and ongoing security monitoring engagements.

Attack Surface Monitoring & OSINT Intelligence

BizVuln combines Shodan internet intelligence, credential breach monitoring, email discovery, and business data extraction into a single enrichment pipeline. Every scan produces a structured vulnerability report with risk scoring, CVE mappings, geolocation data, and exportable PDF output. Security teams can monitor targets continuously and track changes in a company's external attack surface over time.

Built for Cybersecurity Teams

BizVuln is designed for MSSPs, vCISOs, red teams, and boutique security consultancies that need a faster way to discover exposed businesses and prove value to prospects. Features include interactive threat maps, PDF reporting, Cloudflare R2 archive storage, real-time parallel processing, and AES-256 encryption at rest. API keys are vault-managed and never exposed in client-side code.

Cybersecurity Lead Generation for Security Consultants

Traditional cybersecurity lead generation relies on generic lists and cold email campaigns with low conversion rates. BizVuln changes that by giving consultants real intelligence about specific businesses that already show signs of security risk. Every lead comes with evidence: open ports, known CVEs, leaked employee credentials, or expired certificates. That means shorter sales cycles and higher close rates for security services.