Scovery review
A free web platform for monitoring external cyber risk, vendors, and portfolios.
Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026
Scovery is a web-based SaaS cyber-rating platform for companies, investors, insurers, and teams managing third-party risk. It maps externally exposed IP addresses, domains, and subdomains, identifies vulnerabilities and security gaps, calculates cyberscores, and supports continuous monitoring. The free plan makes it a fit for teams that want ongoing visibility into their own external posture, suppliers, partners, subsidiaries, or investment portfolios without starting with a paid commitment.
Its strongest angle is the breadth of monitoring around cyberscores and external exposure. Metrics update continuously, while historical tracking helps teams follow changes over time. Scovery also monitors third-party and vendor cyberscores, sends real-time alerts for major threats affecting monitored third parties, and supports custom portfolios for vendors, partners, subsidiaries, and investments. Industry benchmarking and competitor comparisons add context, while targeted remediation recommendations connect identified issues with potential next steps.
Scovery is most appropriate when the work centers on external attack-surface discovery and third-party cyber-risk oversight. It combines domain and IP coverage with vendor monitoring, alerts, portfolio views, and benchmarking in one web platform. Teams seeking a focused external cyberscore service should find the feature set aligned with that use case. It is less suitable for organizations seeking a broader security platform beyond externally visible assets, or for users who require access beyond the web. Scovery is provided by Scovery SAS, headquartered in Paris, France.
Scovery pros and cons
- Where it wins
- Continuous cyberscore updates with historical tracking
- External discovery across IP addresses, domains, and subdomains
- Vendor monitoring, alerts, benchmarking, and remediation guidance
- Where it doesn't
- Web-only access limits platform flexibility
- Primarily focuses on externally visible domains and IPs
- Portfolio and vendor workflows may exceed simple monitoring needs
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