DDactic serves the entire security decision chain. See what matters most to you.
Most CISOs learn about infrastructure gaps during an incident, not before. DDactic gives you continuous visibility into your exposure across every cloud platform, CDN, and origin server before attackers find them.
Staging servers, forgotten subdomains, and acquired company assets sit outside your CDN, exposed to direct volumetric attacks.
The board asks "how resilient are we?" and you need a quantifiable answer, not a tool dashboard screenshot.
Your CDN protects the edge, but origin IPs are discoverable through DNS history, certificate transparency, and misconfigured records. Learn more in our research on CDN bypass risks.
DDactic's dataset covers 670+ enterprise scans with full L3/L4/L7 coverage. Typical findings across those scans include shadow subdomains outside CDN coverage, origin IPs leaked through DNS history or certificate transparency logs, and employee credentials appearing in known breach databases.Measured across DDactic's production scan dataset (April 2026).
Free scan discovers domains and CDN coverage. No signup required.
You manage DNS, CDN configs, cloud networking, and WAF rules across multiple providers. DDactic scans all of them from the outside and shows you exactly where the gaps are, so you fix real issues instead of chasing false positives.
AWS, GCP, Azure, Hetzner, DigitalOcean... each has different security defaults. One misconfigured security group and the origin is exposed.
DNS records exposing origin IPs, missing TLS at edge, or cache rules that bypass WAF. Your CDN config has more attack surface than you think. See our guide on common WAF mistakes.
Which services depend on which DNS records? What fails when a single origin goes down? The dependency graph lives in tribal knowledge.
DDactic classifies 233 attack techniques across 23 core DDoS mechanisms, spanning L3 volumetric floods through L7 protocol and application-layer attacks. Each scan maps asset-to-CDN-to-origin relationships and flags configuration gaps that convert into usable attack vectors.Based on DDactic's attack taxonomy v3 (CVE, design-vector, and technique classification).
The free scan shows CDN coverage and exposed origins. Takes under 2 minutes.
When the board asks about resilience, you need numbers: potential loss exposure, cost of downtime, and ROI on security investments. DDactic translates attack surface findings into the financial language your stakeholders understand.
Security teams report "critical vulnerabilities" but can't translate that into expected annual loss or insurance impact.
CDN costs $50K/year, WAF costs $30K/year, but are they actually protecting all your assets? You need proof before renewal.
Cyber insurance carriers increasingly require DDoS resilience evidence. Annual penetration tests don't cover this.
At $9,300 per minute of downtime for financial services (Ponemon 2016), a single 4-hour incident costs $2.2M. A DDactic assessment costs a fraction of that and surfaces the specific configuration gaps that turn into those incidents, before they happen.Downtime cost figures sourced from Ponemon Institute (2016) and ITIC Downtime Survey (2022).
Start with the ROI calculator, then run a free scan to see actual exposure.