Find the exposures attackers use to reach your customers' data
Storefronts, apps, campaign sites and third-party platforms change every week. Hadrian maps them from the outside, tests them the way an attacker would and tells you which exposures are real.
Hadrian found an unmonitored administration page that revealed database passwords, Google Cloud credentials and cookies with sensitive user information.
Where retail & e-commerce is exposed
Third-party scripts on payment pages
In November 2020 the UK ICO fined Ticketmaster UK £1.25 million after attackers injected malicious code into a chatbot on its online payment page. The breach potentially affected 9.4 million customers in the EEA. Every script that loads on checkout is part of your attack surface.
Stolen logins to cloud data platforms
In 2024 attackers used credentials stolen by infostealer malware to log in to Snowflake customer accounts that had no MFA. Mandiant said about 165 organizations were notified. Neiman Marcus told the Maine Attorney General that data on 64,472 people was accessed.
Unpatched internet-facing systems
Retail ransomware victims named exploited vulnerabilities as the most common technical root cause of attacks for the third year running, in 30% of incidents, according to Sophos' State of Ransomware in Retail 2025.
Find forgotten storefronts and admin pages
Campaign microsites, regional shops and old admin panels drop out of inventories. Hadrian starts with no scope and finds assets the way an attacker would. At Leroy Merlin it found an unmonitored administration page that exposed database and Google Cloud credentials.
Test every change as it happens
New assets and configuration changes trigger new tests automatically. Hadrian's agents chain vulnerabilities the way a skilled attacker would and test across the OWASP Top 10. Before a big launch, run a Nova pentest on demand and get validated findings within hours.
Fix what's exploitable and confirm it's closed
Each exposure is validated before you're notified and comes with reproduction steps for that asset. Send it to Jira or ServiceNow. After you patch, Hadrian retests automatically. Aroma360 used this to find and close the asset leaking customer PII during an active incident.
Keep a live inventory of every storefront
Hadrian scans the internet for assets tied to your brands, including forgotten subdomains, cloud instances and legacy servers. Passive scans run every hour, and new assets trigger testing automatically.
Catch leaked credentials and session cookies
Hadrian ethically monitors the dark web for infostealer infections and for credentials tied to your corporate email addresses or login services on your domains. You see the infected device, malware type, compromised accounts and stolen session cookies.
Close subdomain takeovers on campaign domains
Short-lived promo and campaign sites leave DNS records behind. Hadrian flags unclaimed or poorly managed subdomains that attackers could use for phishing or to steal authentication cookies. DNS made up 23% of verified exposures in Hadrian's 2026 benchmark.
More from customers
Aroma360
Hadrian showed the single internet-facing asset exposing customer PII; the team patched it and the exfiltration stopped.
WeatherTech
Continuous monitoring of WeatherTech's assets and third-party vendors, with one-click external risk reports for partners.
No. Hadrian is a fully managed cloud service with no sensors or agents. It starts from the outside, the way an attacker does, and deploys in under five minutes. Aroma360 started getting findings within minutes of onboarding.
Hadrian is designed to monitor around the clock without disrupting your systems. Passive scanning is virtually silent. Active tests run only when needed, for example when a new asset appears or a configuration changes, which spreads the load. With Nova, you set the schedule and scope, so you can keep tests away from peak periods.
A pentest captures one moment in time, and retail sites change every week. Atlas tests continuously as your attack surface changes. Nova gives you an on-demand pentest with validated findings within hours, so you can test before a launch without waiting weeks for a vendor slot. Aroma360's partners wanted more assurance than a once-a-year report.
Yes. WeatherTech uses Hadrian's executive summary export to produce an external risk report for partners in one click. You can also share risk details with third parties, and role-based access lets each team or brand see only its own assets.
Yes, as an add-on to Atlas. Hadrian monitors the dark web for infostealer data and lists compromised credentials tied to your corporate email addresses or login services on your domains. Each entry shows the username, a partially masked password, target URL, source type and post date.
See your storefronts the way an attacker does
Book a demo to see how Hadrian discovers your retail assets, validates which exposures are exploitable and tracks every fix through to a confirmed close.