Attack Surface Management
Continuous visibility into what’s actually reachable from the internet, not a snapshot from your last annual assessment.
Who this is for: Businesses that want ongoing visibility into what’s reachable from the internet, not just a point-in-time snapshot.
The Problem
What’s exposed to the internet changes constantly, a new subdomain, a forgotten test server, a cloud resource spun up and never torn down, and nobody’s watching for it continuously.
Our Solution
We continuously discover and monitor your external attack surface, flagging new exposure the moment it appears instead of finding it during the next annual assessment.
What's included
- Continuous external asset discovery
- Internet-facing system discovery
- Shadow IT discovery
- Ongoing exposure monitoring
- Risk-prioritized alerts
This complements Vulnerability Management and the External Attack Surface Assessment available under Penetration Testing: the assessment is a one-time snapshot, this is the continuously monitored version of the same idea.
Benefits
- New exposure caught within days, not at the next annual review
- Visibility into shadow IT nobody remembered spinning up
- Findings prioritized by real risk, not a raw asset list
Our Process
Discover
Map every external-facing asset.
Baseline
Establish what’s expected to be exposed.
Monitor Continuously
Watch for new or changed exposure.
Alert & Prioritize
Flag new findings ranked by real risk.
Report
Ongoing visibility into your attack surface over time.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from the External Attack Surface Assessment under Penetration Testing?
The assessment is a one-time snapshot; Attack Surface Management is the ongoing, continuously monitored version of the same idea.
Will this find things we didn’t know we had?
Frequently, yes, shadow IT and forgotten test systems are common findings.
Related services
Penetration Testing
Simulating real-world attacks against your network, web apps, or staff to uncover vulnerabilities before someone else does.
settingsSecurity Configuration
Hardening operating systems, cloud accounts, and applications against CIS/NIST baselines, not just the defaults they shipped with.
monitoringVulnerability Management
Continuous scanning, risk-based prioritization, and patch tracking, so fixes don’t sit in a backlog until an audit finds them.
Not sure if this is the right fit?
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