Attack Surface
Management
You cannot defend what you do not know you own. Forgotten subdomains, exposed admin panels, stale cloud buckets, and shadow IT are how attackers get their first foothold. We map your internet-facing footprint, then keep watching it, so new exposure is found before it is exploited.
- External asset discovery, including shadow IT and forgotten infrastructure
- Continuous monitoring of your internet-facing footprint
- Subdomain, DNS, and certificate exposure mapping
- Exposed services, open ports, and admin interface detection
- Cloud and SaaS exposure across AWS, Azure, and GCP
- Credential and data leak monitoring across the dark web
- Risk-rated findings prioritised by real exploitability, not raw counts
- Alerting on new exposure as your footprint changes
Common Questions
What is attack surface management?
Continuously discovering and monitoring everything your organisation exposes to the internet - domains, services, cloud assets, leaked credentials - so new exposure is found before it's exploited.
How is it different from a penetration test?
Breadth versus depth. ASM continuously watches everything you expose; a penetration test deeply attacks a defined scope at a point in time. Mature organisations run both - ASM tells you what exists, testing tells you what it's worth.
What sources do you monitor?
DNS and subdomains, certificate transparency logs, open ports and services, cloud and SaaS exposure, and dark web credential leaks - correlated into a live asset inventory with alerting on change.