Web · Network · Cloud · Code · AI

One platform for every attack surface.

MyMythos replaces five point solutions and five risk scores with one scanning engine, one unified Finding model, and one dashboard your whole security team actually opens.

Authorized use only — scan systems you own or have explicit permission to test.

mythos scan — app.acme-corp.io live
$mythos scan web app.acme-corp.io --categories web
✓target resolved · TLS 1.3 · 212 endpoints discovered
⚠missing security header: Content-Security-Policy
⚠page may be vulnerable to clickjacking
✗possible reflected input without encoding — /search?q=
⚠cookie 'session' missing flags: Secure, HttpOnly
✓scan complete — 11 findings across 1 target
Risk score 62.4 ▲ 14.3 vs. last scan

Findings by severity

example scan · 11 findings
Critical: 1 High: 2 Medium: 5 Low: 2 Info: 1 Critical High Medium Low Info
Coverage

Five domains, one engine.

Every scanner writes to the same Finding model and the same risk score — so adding a sixth domain later is a new scanner file, not a new product to buy.

Web & API

Security headers, TLS posture, XSS/SQLi heuristics, OpenAPI authorization gaps.

Network

Port scanning, service fingerprinting, risky open-service detection.

Cloud (CSPM)

AWS S3/IAM/security-group misconfig, Kubernetes manifests, Azure & GCP storage.

Code & supply chain

Secrets detection, SAST patterns, SBOM generation, dependency CVE matching.

AI & LLM

Prompt-injection & jailbreak testing, agent tool-permission review, model supply-chain checks.

Why consolidate

Point solutions don't scale with your attack surface.

Five tools

What most security teams run today

  • A web scanner, a CSPM tool, a SAST tool, a network scanner, and (increasingly) something bolted on for AI/agent risk
  • Five report formats and five risk scores that don't talk to each other
  • Findings triaged five times, in five places, by whoever happens to own that tool
One platform

What MyMythos gives you instead

  • One Finding model, one contextual risk score, across every domain
  • One dashboard for targets, scans, findings, and triage — role-scoped by RBAC
  • JSON, SARIF 2.1.0, and HTML executive reports out of every scan, not just some
How it works

From target to triage in three steps.

01

Register a target

A web app, network range, code repo, cloud account, or AI agent — same flow, same form, for every domain.

02

Scan on demand or on a schedule

Run it once from the CLI or dashboard, or set a cron schedule and let recurring scans catch drift automatically.

03

Triage in one queue

Findings from every domain land in the same queue, de-duplicated across re-scans, scored by business context.

Built for the security org, not just the scanner

The platform underneath the findings.

RBAC & OIDC SSO

Four-tier roles from viewer to platform admin, plus SSO so access follows your own identity provider.

Immutable audit export

Every state-changing action is hash-chained and logged — exportable for your own evidence trail.

Compliance framework mapping

Map findings and controls to the frameworks your auditors already ask about.

Multi-tenant by design

Hard data isolation between organizations, with per-tenant plans and usage metering.

Your attack surface didn't stay in one lane. Your scanner shouldn't either.

Sign in to pick up where your team left off, or open the coverage section above to see what a first scan looks like.