All your assets
Every domain, subdomain, certificate, email configuration, web page, technology, brand presence, supplier, and IP address, across all nine discovery surfaces, as nodes in one interactive graph.
Digital twin
A living, interactive map of your entire digital estate. Klarvant Namespace Command builds a continuously updated model of your internet-facing infrastructure, every asset and the relationships between them, so you can see what depends on what, and what breaks if something fails.
In simple terms
Think of it as a map for your digital estate. Just as a map shows roads, places, and how they connect, the digital twin shows your domains, certificates, suppliers, and IPs, and how they depend on one another, so it is obvious what relies on what, and what could break if one piece fails.
See it visualised
An interactive globe of your estate. Rotate it to see assets and supplier dependencies; the hotspots are where the risk concentrates.
Interactive visualisation
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Organisation domains
.com, .uk, .de, .jp, .cn, .au, .sg, .za, .eg, .co, .br, .in, .ca
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Supplier dependencies
AWS, Azure, GCP, Cloudflare, Akamai, Oracle, and more
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Suppliers in simulated outage
AWS US-East, Azure, OVH affected
Illustrative visualisation with example data.
What it shows
Every domain, subdomain, certificate, email configuration, web page, technology, brand presence, supplier, and IP address, across all nine discovery surfaces, as nodes in one interactive graph.
Dependencies, delegations, and trust chains. See which domains point where, which certificates protect what, and which suppliers your infrastructure relies on.
Assets with open findings, expiring certificates, single points of failure, or a high blast radius are colour-coded, so you can prioritise remediation at a glance.
Map assets to services, teams, and owners, so technical risk connects to the business and the people it actually affects.
Why it matters
When something breaks, see every asset and service that depends on the failing component, so you can predict and communicate impact instead of discovering it live.
Dependency-concentration analysis highlights the choke points that would take down multiple services, so you can add resilience before an outage forces the issue.
Responders trace dependencies visually instead of hunting through spreadsheets or tribal knowledge, cutting mean time to resolution.
Before a migration or a routine change, see exactly what will be affected, so maintenance stops causing surprise outages.
Map a target's external estate without engaging them, for a defensible view of complexity, technical debt, and integration risk at signing.
How it is built
Namespace Command discovers your estate across all nine discovery surfaces, with no agents, credentials, or API keys, from publicly observable infrastructure data.
It analyses DNS records, certificate chains, CNAME delegations, mail routing, and supplier dependencies to understand how every asset relates to the next.
Assets become nodes and relationships become edges in an interactive graph, so you can ask questions like “show me everything that depends on this supplier.”
Changes are monitored continuously and the twin updates with them, so the view stays accurate as the estate evolves between assessments.
What makes it different
No agents, API keys, or CMDB imports. Discovery runs from public infrastructure, with results from day 1.
See not just your own assets but third-party suppliers and their dependencies, the supply-chain risk most tools never surface.
Assets are not just dots on a map. They carry an A to F posture grade across six categories, so you know where to focus first.
Technical assets map to services, teams, and owners, bridging the gap between IT and the business stakeholders who carry the risk.
Common use cases
“Our CDN is down, what is affected?”
Open the supplier node and see every dependent domain and service instantly.
“We are migrating DNS providers, what breaks?”
Trace every CNAME chain and delegation before you move, and plan around it.
“Show me every expiring certificate and what it protects.”
Filter the twin by risk type and remediate systematically, not reactively.
“How exposed are we to this vendor?”
Visualise every asset hosted or managed by a single supplier in one view.
“How do new joiners learn the architecture?”
They explore the twin and understand the estate faster than reading documentation.
“How do we brief the board?”
Show leadership infrastructure complexity and risk exposure visually, not as a spreadsheet.
We run zero-integration discovery against the namespace you give us, with results from day 1. The demo opens on your real estate, not slideware.
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