Compare the Top Attack Surface Management Platforms that integrate with OpenDNS as of October 2025

This a list of Attack Surface Management platforms that integrate with OpenDNS. Use the filters on the left to add additional filters for products that have integrations with OpenDNS. View the products that work with OpenDNS in the table below.

What are Attack Surface Management Platforms for OpenDNS?

Attack surface management (ASM) platforms enables organizations to monitor and manage their attack surface risk. Attack surface management software allows companies to view cyber risks and attack vectors related to external digital assets outside of their firewall. These platforms continuously scan and assess an organization’s digital infrastructure, including networks, systems, applications, and endpoints, to detect vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and exposed assets that could be exploited by attackers. Compare and read user reviews of the best Attack Surface Management platforms for OpenDNS currently available using the table below. This list is updated regularly.

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    SpiderFoot

    SpiderFoot

    SpiderFoot

    No matter your use case, SpiderFoot will save you time by automating the collection and surfacing of interesting OSINT. Found a suspicious IP address or other indicators in your logs that you need to investigate? Maybe you want to dig deeper into the e-mail address used, or the links referenced in a recent phishing campaign your organization faced? With over 200 modules for data collection and analysis, you can be confident that with SpiderFoot you’ll be gaining the most comprehensive view into the Internet-facing attack surface of your organization. Red teams and penetration testers love SpiderFoot due to it’s broad OSINT reach and identification of low hanging fuit, revealing long-forgotten and unmanaged IT assets, exposed credentials, open cloud storage buckets and much more. Use SpiderFoot to continually monitor OSINT data sources and detect when new intelligence is discovered about your organization.
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