Map the Attack Surface You Didn't Know You Had
Your inventory only knows what someone registered. Data Theorem finds the rest the way an attacker would, then keeps your inventory current as you ship.
Illustration: your known environment on an island, with a radar sweep finding assets that were never on record inside it, and apps, APIs and cloud outside the environment you know.
- Inside your environment, never on record
- Outside the environment you know
Start With What You Know. Then Find the Rest.
Most inventories stop at what's connected. Data Theorem looks everywhere else.
- Cloud accounts
- API gateways
- Code repositories
- Registered apps
Some sits inside your environment and was never put on record. Some sits outside it entirely. Here's where it hides.
Example API inventory for yourcompany.com showing shadow, undocumented, third-party and zombie APIs being discovered alongside a known API.
Every API, Reverse Engineered Straight Off the Internet
API Secure scans your entire domain and reverse engineers every web and mobile app it finds to pull out the APIs they call. It surfaces the ones in your code repositories too.
- Shadow, zombie, undocumented and third-party APIs, each tied to the app that calls it
- Black-box discovery straight from the internet
- An alert when a protected API changes and is no longer protected
Example app store monitoring: a new Acme Rewards app published under your developer ID, a repackaged clone of Acme Banking in a third-party store, and a look-alike Acme Bank Secure app built to phish your customers.
Every App With Your Name on It
Mobile Secure watches every app store for apps carrying your name and tests every release of the ones that are yours.
- New apps under your developer ID, detected the moment they post to the Apple App Store or Google Play
- Clones of your apps repackaged in third-party stores
- Look-alike apps built to phish your customers, with Data Theorem leading the takedown
Example repository scan of payments-service finding an AI agent definition file whose tools let it run shell commands, write files and call external URLs. The agent was never approved by security and is added to the AI bill of materials.
AI Agents in Your Code, on Record
AI agents and AI-written code land in your repos faster than anyone can review them. Code SAST Secure puts every one on record.
- AI agents, models and SKILL.md files, and what each one is allowed to do
- AI-written code and the exposures it introduces
- An AI bill of materials (AI BOM) next to your SBOM, on cloud Git platforms or fully on-premises
Even the Cloud You Didn't Know You Had
Production apps can connect to cloud infrastructure nobody in security knows exists. Here's how it happens.
Illustration: a developer opens a cloud account on a personal credit card, a production app starts uploading receipts to that unregistered cloud account, and Data Theorem follows the API call to flag it as a new cloud found.
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Sign up
A developer opens a cloud account
On a credit card, to ship a feature faster.
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Ship
It goes live in a production app
The app starts sending data to it. Security never hears about it.
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Found
Data Theorem uncovers it
By following the API call from your app to where it really lands.
Found Is the Start. Close the Loop.
Everything you discover moves into one closed loop: tested for real attack paths, fixed in your code and protected at runtime.
- Discover This PageAsset Discovery
Everything found lands in one inventory, ready to test.



- Test
AI Exploits Chains findings into the real attack path, with no source code required.

- Fix
AI Auto-Remediation Traces the exploit to the line of code and hands your coding agent the fix.
- Defend
AI Active Protection Blocks one link of the chain at runtime while the fix ships.

See What Your Inventory Is Missing
See everything that was never on record, all the way down to the cloud nobody told you about.
- Start from your domain Point it at your domain and see the apps and APIs behind it.
- Watch every store New apps, releases and copies of your app, as they appear.
- On your cadence Run discovery weekly, daily or hourly.