Commercial graph exploration for serious investigations

Graph exploration for investigations that keep widening as the evidence deepens.

Vextana turns domains, hosts, URLs, repos, usernames, companies, and other entities into an operational graph you can expand, interrogate, and keep organized across real cases.

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Built for investigations that widen fast and punish shallow tooling.

  • Graph-first investigation workspace
  • Collector-driven enrichment across domains, websites, repos, identities, and infrastructure
  • Multi-dataset workflow inside one long-lived workspace

Why it exists

Most teams do not need another static graph database project. They need a working investigation surface.

What Vextana is

An operational graph workspace for widening investigations.

What it is not

A database procurement exercise, a screenshot toy, or a report layer pretending to be a workflow.

Graph first

The graph is the operating surface, not an export target after the real work already happened somewhere else.

Collector driven

Expansion is grounded in concrete pivots across infrastructure, web content, code, identities, and organizational artifacts.

Case durable

One long-lived workspace can hold multiple datasets so investigations stay separated without fragmenting your operating context.

Workflow

Designed for widening investigations, not one-shot visualizations.

Seed the graph with a real starting point

Drop in a domain, host, IP, URL, repo, username, company, or other entity and treat it as the root of an investigation rather than a row in a table.

Expand outward with targeted collectors

Vextana is designed around collector-driven pivots: DNS, passive infrastructure, website analysis, code search, certificates, identities, trackers, cloud buckets, business registries, and more.

Keep evidence navigable as the graph grows

The product model centers on one durable workspace with multiple datasets, preserving context while letting teams separate cases, clients, or hypotheses cleanly.

Coverage

Collectors span the connective tissue analysts actually pivot through.

Infrastructure

DNS, RDAP, passive DNS, certificates, ASN and netblocks, exposed services, ports, reverse DNS, and cloud buckets.

Web and content

Website crawling, headers, scripts, links, analytics IDs, tech stack, text extraction, trackers, and archived web history.

Code and identity

Repo dependency pivots, code search, usernames, social profiles, email enrichment, company records, and knowledge-source expansion.

Commercial model

Packaging follows privacy, commercial use, and operational scale.

Public

For open investigations and research done in public.

Best fit when visibility is a feature and you want one constrained dataset to prove value quickly.

Pro

Private, commercial use for a single serious operator.

For freelancers, consultants, and independent researchers who need multiple datasets without enterprise overhead.

Team

Collaborative graph work for security teams and consultancies.

Built around private workspaces, more scale, and customer-facing investigation delivery.

Enterprise

Governed deployment for larger security organizations.

For buyers who need compliance, SSO, procurement support, and a path to controlled deployment.

Next step

Vextana is for teams that want a graph investigation product, not a graph infrastructure project.

If your work starts with one indicator and turns into a connected story across domains, services, websites, identities, repos, and organizations, this is the operating model.

Open the graph