We make the path an attacker takes to Domain Admin visible, and we prove it.
ADscan is a security company focused on one layer most tools only describe: Active Directory. We run the full attack-path validation from a low-privilege user to Domain Admin, map every proven finding to the controls a supervisor asks about, and keep the data on-premise. No agents in a vendor cloud, no theory, no CVSS list standing in for a real attack.
Continuous Active Directory attack-path validation, mapped to compliance.
Almost every ransomware incident and full-domain takeover runs through Active Directory. ADscan exploits the supported paths to Domain Admin the way an attacker would, dates each run, and translates the result into the language an auditor and a board both accept. The engine is open source and runs inside your perimeter.
Validate, do not assume
Every path to Tier 0 is proven by exploitation, not inferred from a configuration scan or a generic vulnerability score.
Mapped to the control
Each finding is tied to the specific DORA, NIS2 and ENS control a supervisor asks about, with real legal citations.
Your data stays with you
Collection and validation run on-premise on an open-source engine. No Active Directory data is uploaded or processed in a vendor cloud.
A pentest is a photograph of one day. Active Directory changes the other 364.
The annual pentest is accurate the day it runs and stale the week after. A new service account, a delegated permission, a fresh certificate template: any one of them can open a path to Domain Admin that the last test never saw. The gap between "we tested in March" and "an attacker tries in November" is where breaches live. ADscan closes it by re-running the full validation on a schedule and surfacing what changed between runs.
The attack-path specialist, not another scanner with a dashboard.
General exposure-management platforms cover the whole network an inch deep. ADscan goes deep on the identity layer, the one that turns a single compromised laptop into a domain-wide incident. We do one thing, and we prove it end to end.
One layer, all the way down
Kerberoasting, AS-REP, ACL abuse, RBCD, ADCS ESC1 to ESC16, DCSync, Zerologon, noPac: the real techniques, exploited and chained to Domain Admin.
Proven, not predicted
We do not hand you a list of theoretical weaknesses. We walk the path and show the exploited edge that gets to Tier 0.
Compliance is native, not a bolt-on
The mapping from a proven path to a regulatory control is built into the report, because the buyer has to answer to both an attacker and an auditor.
Open and auditable
The validation engine is open source on GitHub. The techniques, the exploitation and the path-walking are all in the open. Nothing is taken on faith.
The principles behind the product.
Proof over claims
If we say a path exists, we exploited it. We do not ship findings we cannot demonstrate.
Safe in production
Built for live regulated environments: a readiness gate refuses unsupported paths, dangerous techniques are policy-blocked, and every change registers a rollback.
On-prem by default
The customer keeps their Active Directory data. Privacy is an architecture decision, not a setting.
Built by an operator
ADscan comes from real engagements against real regulated entities, not from a whiteboard. The roadmap follows what the work actually needs.
“In the 6 regulated entities where I ran it, 100% had at least one live path to full domain takeover. One had gone undetected through two years of annual pentests.”
Yeray Martin, founder, senior penetration tester
Built on an open-source engine
The same validation engine the platform runs is open source and auditable on GitHub. It started as the tool a working pentester needed and could not buy. The community CLI is free and stays free.
See every path to Domain Admin, proven live.
Book a 30-minute demo, or run the open-source engine yourself today.