External attack surface management
Identify and review the internet-facing assets associated with your business, then give each exposure an owner.
Know what your organization exposes.
Specialist delivery and availability are confirmed during scoping.
THE RIGHT STARTING POINT
For growing or distributed organizations whose external footprint outpaces their inventory. Active testing requires target-owner authorization and is separately bounded.
A clear scope. A useful outcome.
Start with approved domains, subsidiaries, cloud estates, and known services. Correlate discoveries with internal inventories to distinguish owned assets from uncertain associations. Review meaningful changes on an agreed schedule and route validated exposure to the team that can act.
The final scope, deliverables, and timing are agreed for your engagement.
What we cover
- Domain, certificate, and public service discovery
- Asset attribution and ownership confirmation
- Exposed management services and configuration signals
- Change review and remediation routing
What you take away
- Attributed external asset inventory
- Validated exposure findings and uncertainty notes
- Ownership and escalation workflow
- Recurring review report with changes and actions
How to engage
An initial exposure baseline followed by a defined recurring discovery and review cadence.
What progress looks like
Discovered assets with confirmed owners, exposure age, and verified closure of agreed priorities.
Before the engagement.
Agree the systems and business processes in scope, the authorisation required, the people involved and how the findings will be used. Timelines, deliverables, exclusions and any verification work should be confirmed directly.
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Detection & response
Connect monitoring, investigation, and response across the systems your business depends on.
Threat intelligence
Focus on the threats, exposures, and external signals that matter to your organization.
Incident readiness & response
Prepare your people, evidence, and escalation paths for the moment an incident becomes a business decision.