Attackers see your Laravel app the moment you deploy. See what they see.
Every deploy reshapes what's exposed to the internet, and automated scanners find it within minutes. StackShield watches your live attack surface from the outside, catching exposed debug tools, leaked config, and misconfigurations before they're used against you.
Shipping changed. So did the attackers.
Two shifts happened at once, and most security tooling never caught up to either.
You ship continuously
Every deploy, dependency bump, and infrastructure change quietly reshapes what your app exposes to the internet. The version you secured last month isn't the version running right now, and nobody re-checks the outside after every push.
Attackers scan continuously
Nobody hand-hunts your app anymore. Automated bots sweep the entire internet around the clock, fingerprinting frameworks and flagging exposed Telescope, Ignition, .env, and debug endpoints within minutes of them appearing.
Annual pentests are a snapshot.
Attackers scan you continuously.
The gap between those two is exactly where breaches happen.
Right now, every Laravel team is on one side of this line
The teams that win watch their app the way attackers do. The teams that lose find out from a breach report.
Your internal tooling and your attackers are looking at two completely different things, and most teams only ever see the left-hand column.
What Internal Tools See
- Code vulnerabilities in your repository
- Dependency versions in composer.lock
- Static code analysis issues
- Test coverage and results
- CI/CD security gates
What Attackers See
- Your actual running application from the internet
- Exposed debug endpoints and error pages
- DNS records and subdomain configurations
- HTTP security header presence/absence
- Open ports and services responding
- Framework version fingerprints
- Third-party script vulnerabilities
A debug endpoint or a leaked .env can sit live for weeks, found by an attacker, not by you.
By then it isn't a finding. It's an incident, a disclosure, and the deploy everyone remembers you shipped.
Imagine shipping without ever wondering what you just exposed
Every Laravel app you run, watched from the outside around the clock, and the instant anything changes, you're the first to know, not the last.
See everything attackers can
A continuously updated, outside-in view of every app you run, exposed tooling, headers, open ports, DNS, and framework fingerprints. No blind spots.
Know the second it changes
The moment a deploy opens something it shouldn't, you get an alert in Slack, email, or a webhook, in minutes, not at the next audit.
Ship as fast as you want
Security keeps pace with your release cadence automatically. No agents, no code changes, and no security team required.
Everything it takes to see what attackers see
No agents, no code changes, no security team. Just the outside-in view your internal tooling can't give you, running continuously the moment you connect an app.
See what attackers see
We scan your application from the outside, exposed debug tools, misconfigured endpoints, security headers, DNS records, and framework fingerprints. No agent required.
Catch changes instantly
Automatic scans detect configuration drift, accidentally enabled debug mode, new exposed endpoints, or missing security headers before attackers find them.
Built for Laravel
Telescope accessibility, Ignition exposure, Horizon visibility, debug mode detection, .env file exposure, storage directory access, and framework version fingerprinting - checks built for Laravel.
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Get alerted in real time
Email, Slack, or webhook notifications when issues are detected.
Safe, read-only scanning
External-only, non-destructive, and rate-limited. No credentials needed.
Know exactly how to fix it
Every issue includes step-by-step fix guidance with code examples.
From a URL to the attacker's-eye view in minutes
Monitor your attack surface the way attackers scan it, from the outside. No installation, no code changes, no blind spots.
Connect Your Laravel App
Add your application URL. We start monitoring immediately - no composer packages, no code changes, rate-limited to be low impact.
30+ checks run automatically
Our system continuously monitors your application from the outside, checking for vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
Real-time Dashboard
Watch your security score change with deployments. See exactly what attackers can discover about your application.
Automated Alerts
Get notified when deployments change your posture or new vulnerabilities emerge. Configure alerts for Slack, email, or webhooks.
Setup Complete
Your application is now being monitored externally
14-day free trial, cancel anytime, no charge until it ends
Don't take our word for it. Point us at your app
Run a free external scan and watch the attacker's-eye view appear in about a minute. No account, no installation, no credit card.
See exactly what we'd find on your app
Enter a URL and StackShield scans your live Laravel application from the outside, the same way an attacker's scanner would, and shows you the real exposures in seconds.
- No signup required to run your first scan
- Results in about 60 seconds
- 30+ Laravel-specific checks, real findings
/telescope reachable without authenticationBuilt for teams shipping fast on Laravel
Whether you're a solo dev or managing 25 client apps, StackShield fits your workflow.
For Laravel Teams
Purpose-built security checks for Laravel applications. Understand your framework-specific vulnerabilities and misconfigurations.
- Detect exposed Telescope, Ignition, and Horizon
- Catch debug mode left on in production
- Monitor .env and storage access
For Security Teams
The external perspective your internal tools are missing. Complements SAST, WAF, and CI/CD gates.
- See your app from the attacker's perspective
- Continuous monitoring between pentests
- Complements SAST, WAF, and CI/CD gates
For DevOps Engineers
Integrate security checks into your deployment pipeline. Know immediately when a deploy changes your security posture.
- Trigger scans from GitHub Actions
- Post-deploy verification
- Webhook and Slack alerts on regression
For Agencies
Monitor all your client applications from one dashboard. Demonstrate security value and catch issues across every app.
- Monitor 15+ client apps from one dashboard
- Demonstrate security value to clients
- Per-app scan scheduling
Security Resources
Free guides, checklists, and references to help you secure your Laravel applications.
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Step-by-step remediation guides for common Laravel security issues
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30 termsSimple, transparent pricing
Continuous external security monitoring for Laravel applications. All plans include 30+ security checks.
Starter
Solo developers
- 1 application
- Weekly automated scans
- Daily on-demand scans
- 30+ security checks
- Email alerts
- 30-day scan history
- Email support
Pro
Growing teams
- Up to 5 applications
- Hourly automated scans
- Unlimited on-demand scans
- 30+ security checks
- Email + Slack + Webhook integrations
- Up to 5 Team members
- 90-day scan history
- Priority email support
Business
Agencies & enterprises
- Up to 25 applications
- Hourly automated scans
- Unlimited manual scans
- 30+ security checks
- Email + Slack + Webhook integrations
- Unlimited team members
- API access
- Unlimited scan history
- Priority support
Frequently asked questions
Common questions about attack surface continuous monitoring
We have automated security tests. Isn't that enough?
Automated security tests are essential for catching code-level vulnerabilities, but they only test your code before deployment. They don't see what attackers see: your live application from the outside. A test might pass while Telescope is accidentally accessible in production, or while your .env file is downloadable due to a server misconfiguration.
We run dependency scans. Don't they catch vulnerabilities?
Dependency scanners analyze your composer.lock and package files, which is crucial. However, they don't monitor your external exposure or tell you if debug mode is enabled, if security headers are missing, or if subdomains are misconfigured. They scan packages, not your running application's attack surface.
We have a WAF. Doesn't that protect us?
A Web Application Firewall (WAF) is excellent at blocking known attack patterns and malicious traffic. However, it doesn't detect configuration issues, exposed debug tools, missing security headers, or subdomain takeovers. WAFs protect against attacks; they don't help you understand your external attack surface.
We do annual penetration testing. Isn't that sufficient?
Penetration testing provides valuable insights, but it's a point-in-time assessment. Your attack surface changes with every deployment, dependency update, and infrastructure change. A pentest might find everything secure in January, but by February you've deployed 20 times, added new features, and updated packages. Are you still secure? Continuous monitoring tells you.
Our CI/CD pipeline has security gates. What's missing?
CI/CD security gates are critical for ensuring only approved code reaches production. They control what goes into your application. But they don't monitor what's visible on the outside: your DNS configuration, exposed endpoints, security headers, or how your application appears to external scanners. Think of it as securing the ingredients but not checking the final dish.
What's the difference between internal and external security monitoring?
Internal tools monitor your code, dependencies, and development processes. External monitoring (attack surface monitoring) sees what attackers see: your live application from the internet. Both are essential. Internal tools prevent vulnerabilities from being introduced; external monitoring catches issues that slip through or emerge from configuration drift, infrastructure changes, or deployment mistakes.
Will scanning slow down my application?
No. StackShield scans externally, the same way a regular visitor would access your site. Our checks are rate-limited and non-intrusive, they make standard HTTP requests to public endpoints. There's no agent to install, no code changes, and no measurable impact on your application's performance.
How often should attack surface monitoring run?
Continuously. Your attack surface changes with every deployment, and attackers scan for new exposures within minutes. Weekly or monthly scans leave gaps where vulnerabilities sit undetected. Continuous monitoring means you always know your security posture.