ThingsRecon provides a discovery-first platform that maps an organization's extended digital ecosystem by scanning what is exposed on the internet. The platform identifies hidden applications, forgotten infrastructure, third-party connections, and shadow assets that traditional security tools often miss. Using an outside-in approach, ThingsRecon scans millions of domains, IPs, APIs, certificates, and web applications daily to uncover the hidden layers of an organization's attack surface.

The platform combines continuous attack surface discovery with third-party visibility, correlating and contextualizing findings to map relationships, exposures, and digital proximity to critical systems. This data is enriched with geopolitical, financial, compliance, and threat intelligence sources to provide a dynamic view of digital connections as they evolve. ThingsRecon addresses the challenge that most organizations face in understanding how many apps, APIs, and services are actually connected to their environment, including untracked APIs, forgotten integrations, and unseen suppliers.

The platform serves security, risk, compliance, vendor management, and executive teams across enterprises and MSSPs. It provides visibility into shadow IT, abandoned subdomains, inherited supplier infrastructure, and other blind spots that create risk. ThingsRecon was founded by Stephane Konarkowski and Nicolas Renard, who built the discovery engine while working with enterprise clients who lacked visibility into their connected assets.