Team Cymru RADAR Maps Third-Party Internet-Facing Infrastructure
Summary
Team Cymru says RADAR uses PureSignal data to map third-party internet-facing IPs, domains and CIDR ranges, with graph views and details including CVEs, KEVs, shared infrastructure, location and ASNs.
Key points
- RADAR searches a top-level domain and can also include keywords or CIDR blocks to discover associated internet-facing assets.
- The platform displays relationships between discovered IPs and domains in a graph.
- Results can include CVEs, KEVs, whether infrastructure is shared or dedicated, geographic location and ASNs.
- Team Cymru says existing Recon and Scout customers had complimentary RADAR access through January 31, 2026.
Article Details
- Event Type
- Product announcement: Team Cymru describes RADAR, a third-party external infrastructure mapping capability.
- Impact
- RADAR is presented as a way to identify internet-facing IPs, domains, and CIDR ranges associated with a third party, and to view related vulnerabilities, KEVs, infrastructure sharing, geographic data, and ASNs without active scanning. The article states that existing Team Cymru Recon or Scout customers have complimentary access until 2026-01-31.
Vendors
Products
PureSignalWe built RADAR to solve exactly this use case. Using our PureSignal™ data, RADAR can map out a third-party’s external facing infrastructure without any noise or disruption while granting 100% visibility. RADAR goesRADARWe built RADAR to solve exactly this use case. Using our PureSignal™ data, RADAR can map out a third-party’s external facing infrastructure without any noise or disruption while granting 100% visibility. RADAR goesScoutAll existing Team Cymru Recon or Scout customers have complimentary access to RADAR until January 31, 2026. Team Cymru ReconAll existing Team Cymru Recon or Scout customers have complimentary access to RADAR until January 31, 2026.