Your company's complete presence across the internet
A namespace is everything on the internet that represents your organization—all your domain names, subdomains, websites, email systems, and digital services that share your company's identity.
Think of it like your company's "digital real estate"—all the addresses and properties you own or control across the internet.
Your main company domains like example.com, example.co.uk, example.io—the top-level names that identify your organization.
All the variations under your domains: www.example.com, api.example.com, mail.example.com, staging.example.com, and hundreds more you may not even know about.
TLS/SSL certificates protecting your domains and subdomains, ensuring secure HTTPS connections for your users.
Email domains, MX records, SPF/DMARC/DKIM configurations that let you send and receive email from @example.com addresses.
Related domains you own for brand protection, regional variants, product lines, or acquisitions—like example.net, example-shop.com, oldcompany.com.
Test sites, old staging environments, third-party integrations, SaaS subdomains, and other assets you may have lost track of but still operate under your namespace.
Let's say your company is "Acme Corp" and you own acme.com. Your namespace includes:
All of these together form Acme Corp's namespace. NodeZro discovers all of this automatically, including assets you may have forgotten.
Every subdomain is a potential attack surface. Forgotten or misconfigured assets in your namespace can be exploited by attackers to compromise your organization.
Auditors want to know: "What data is out there under your domain?" If you can't enumerate your namespace, you can't prove compliance with GDPR, SOC 2, or other regulations.
Typosquatters and phishers register domains similar to yours (like "acme-support.com" or "acme-login.com") to trick your customers. Monitoring your namespace helps you detect and take down brand abuse.
You can't manage what you can't see. Without a comprehensive inventory of your namespace, you can't track certificate expirations, DNS misconfigurations, or infrastructure dependencies.
Organizations often pay for domains, certificates, and hosting for assets they no longer use. A clear namespace inventory helps identify waste and reduce spending.
Developers spin up test sites or SaaS tools that create subdomains under your namespace. These get forgotten but remain accessible—often with weak security or sensitive data.
DNS records pointing to infrastructure you've decommissioned (old S3 buckets, deleted cloud servers). Attackers can claim these resources and host malicious content on YOUR domain.
TLS/SSL certificates protecting subdomains expire without warning because no one tracked them. Sites go down, users see security warnings, and trust erodes.
Different teams manage different parts of the namespace with different standards. Result: some assets have MFA, monitoring, and backups—others have none.
NCC discovers your external namespace automatically—no spreadsheets, no manual audits, no missed assets. Just submit your primary domains and get a comprehensive inventory in less than 24 hours.
Your namespace changes constantly (new subdomains, expiring certs, DNS updates). NCC monitors continuously and alerts you to changes, gaps, and risks.
Every asset in your namespace is scored for exploitability, business impact, and SPOF exposure so you know what to fix first.
Define governance policies (e.g., "all production domains must have valid TLS certificates") and NCC automatically validates compliance across your external namespace.
Get a free risk snapshot showing every asset in your namespace in 24-48 hours.
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