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Continuously checks your information assets exposed to the internet, such as websites and servers. It shows priorities and remediation methods for the vulnerabilities found, and you can also check the state after remediation.

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Agentic CTEM — PentaTrail CTEM/ASM

The damage is already happening.

Why it matters

Reports of data leaks due to unauthorized access are surging.

Reports to the Personal Information Protection Commission (August 2026 – October 16, 2026)

In just over half a month, about 2.7 times the entire previous month.

Ransomware damage, first half of 2026

National Police Agency figures

Damage reports

Small and medium-sized businesses

79 / 123 damage reports

Intrusion via VPN devices

18 / 36 valid answers on infection route

Is your website in a situation like this?
Let’s check it together.

How does it look to an attacker?

Left as the previous person in charge set it up

You do not know what is exposed

No one in charge of systems, or
no time to deal with it

Checks and updates keep getting put off

You handle customer information
or inquiries

You want to check whether any weaknesses are visible from outside

What PentaTrail CTEM/ASM can do

1

Create an account

You can register with a secure passkey or a Google account.

If you start with an email address, you set up a passkey after confirming your email.

2

Register a domain

Starting from the registered domain, subdomains under it are also explored automatically, to identify the assets visible from outside.

Identify internet-facing assets and vulnerability candidates

Starting from your registered domains, PentaTrail continuously observes assets visible from the internet, such as subdomains, hosts, ports and services, and technology stacks. Based on what it observes, it lists known vulnerabilities that may apply.

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Let your AI agent
handle the operations.

With MCP integration, you can operate PentaTrail from the AI agent you already use. You can let it check assets and vulnerabilities, check priorities, assign hosts to groups, and more, within the scope you approve.

See what MCP integration can do and how to connect

Example requests to an AI agent

Let it check

“Summarize the high-priority issues
and the affected assets.”

Let it operate

“Assign this host to
the ‘Public Web’ group.”

Where should you start reviewing updates and settings?

First steps
What are ASM and CTEM?

ASM (Attack Surface Management) is the practice of continuously identifying your internet-facing assets and their vulnerabilities.

CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management) includes that identification and continues through deciding priorities, remediating, and confirming the effect.

PentaTrail CTEM/ASM supports you from identifying assets and vulnerabilities through ASM, to decisions, remediation, and confirmation along the lines of CTEM.

Read more about ASM on our blog

From identifying internet-facing assets to ongoing remediation.

ASM

$0

Check internet-facing assets and known vulnerability candidates.

Up to 1 domain and 5 users
Regular observation: once a month

See what you can do for free

CTEM

$215 / month (excl. tax)

From deciding priorities to reviewing remediation methods, sharing, and checking after remediation.

1 domain and 5 users included
Regular observation: daily

See pricing and what is included

You can start identifying assets and vulnerability candidates for free. Priorities, remediation guidance, and more are included in CTEM. For pricing of additional domains and users, and comparisons, see the pricing page.

The reality of the attack surface, and where defenders stand now.

Japan External Attack Surface

How do Japanese companies’ websites and email settings look from outside? We organize the reality from continuous observation of public information.

Read the observation results

Where Defenders Stand Now

Even if AI can fix things, why does vulnerability response never end? Through conversations with people defending on the front line, we consider problems that technology alone cannot solve.

Read the conversations

Two Japanese patents granted

Pentacon Research holds two Japanese patents: one for an assessment technology that integrates technical risk and business impact, and one for AI-based vulnerability verification and remediation text generation.

About the patents

Frequently asked questions

Does it affect our site or systems?

PentaTrail checks information and responses visible from the internet, such as DNS, web, and certificates. It does not install agents or change system settings. Because the checks involve access to your systems, we do not guarantee there is no load or impact at all.

What is the difference between free and paid?

With the free ASM, you can check internet-facing assets and known vulnerability candidates. With the paid CTEM, you can use priorities, AI remediation guidance, sharing through reports, checking after remediation, and more. See what is included and pricing.

Can I cancel or resume?

You can schedule a stop to the next renewal from the contract management screen. You can use the service until the end of the paid contract period, and there are no prorated refunds. After the end, you can resume paid use by signing up again. When moving to PentaTrail ASM, adjustments such as the number of users may be needed. For details, see the pricing page and the Terms of Service.

How is the information I enter handled?

We use account information, usage information, registered assets, observation results, and more to provide, operate, and improve the service and to ensure its security. Details, including purposes of use and outsourcing to external services, are published in the Privacy Policy.

Can the assessment prevent all threats?

It does not prevent all threats. PentaTrail continuously observes what can be checked from the internet and shows asset and vulnerability candidates. There may be misses or false detections, and some areas are out of scope, such as internal networks and features after login. Decisions on and implementation of remediation are made by you or your maintenance provider.

Who operates PentaTrail?

Pentacon Research, Inc. develops and operates it. Company information, the representative, business activities, and more are published on the company page.

What security measures does PentaTrail itself take?

In addition to access control based on zero-trust principles, we practice “shift left,” checking security from the early stages of development. We also build security checks into our CI/CD up to the release of changes, and keep checking continuously. We also protect communications and stored data, and separate data by contract. For details, see our approach to security.

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