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Attack Surface Management

Continuous discovery of everything you have exposed to the internet — including the things nobody remembered to tell us about.

Attack Surface Management

Continuous discovery of everything you have exposed to the internet — including the things nobody remembered to tell us about.

Attack Surface Management

Continuous discovery of everything you have exposed to the internet — including the things nobody remembered to tell us about.

A radar sweep across a mapped perimeter with exposed assets showing as blips

Overview

Most breaches start on something nobody knew was still running. A staging host from a project that shipped two years ago. A subdomain pointing at a service you stopped paying for. A panel that was only ever meant to be reachable from the office.

We map what you have exposed, continuously, and tell you when it changes — triaged by an engineer before it reaches you, so you get a short list of things that matter rather than a scanner export.

What is covered

  • Continuous discovery of domains, subdomains, hosts and certificates

  • Shadow IT, forgotten staging and orphaned infrastructure

  • Exposed services, admin panels and open storage

  • Credential and secret exposure in public sources

  • Subdomain takeover and dangling DNS

  • Change alerting when new surface appears

How it runs

Discovery runs continuously against an agreed scope. You get a change feed rather than a monthly PDF: new exposure reaches your channel when it appears, already checked by a human, with a recommended action.

What you get

  • A live inventory of your external surface

  • Alerts on change, not a recurring full report you have to re-read

  • De-duplicated, prioritised findings with an owner and an action

  • Direct access to the engineer watching it

Method and standards

  • Passive and active discovery, with active testing kept inside the agreed scope

  • MITRE ATT&CK reconnaissance techniques for coverage

  • CVSS alongside impact-reasoned severity, so exposure is ranked by what it reaches