Shieldome
Find web vulnerabilities before hackers do.
What it does
Shieldome scans your websites for vulnerabilities (DAST) and monitors the dark web for leaked data and breaches — so you find weaknesses before attackers do. What makes it different: pay-as-you-go tokens (1 token = 1 scan, no subscription lock-in), plus a SaaS plan for continuous monitoring. It's white-label ready, so agencies and hosting providers can resell it under their own brand, and everything is accessible via API. Built solo. Enterprise-grade security, minus the enterprise price.
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