Discover domains, subdomains and exposed services, then assess their security posture on a recurring schedule. Attack Surface Management brings asset inventory, exposure findings and change history together to guide remediation.
New deployments, DNS changes and third-party services can introduce exposure beyond the assets your team already tracks. Recurring discovery and security checks help identify overlooked hosts, configuration gaps and exposed resources, with evidence for review.
Build an external asset inventory using DNS enumeration, certificate transparency and active resolution.
Assess email authentication, TLS, DNS and HTTP configuration alongside exposed files, public storage and takeover indicators.
Schedule recurring checks and track new findings, resolution and recurrence across monitored assets.
Start with the domains in your scope. Discovery combines DNS and certificate data to identify associated hosts, record reachable assets and track their first and most recent observations.
Findings distinguish configuration weaknesses from exposure indicators and include the observed evidence. Review the affected asset and severity to decide which issues require immediate attention and which belong in planned remediation.
Recurring assessments help validate remediation and identify regressions. Findings and posture grades update as checks complete, giving engineering a working queue and leadership a view of progress over time.
Select an authorized domain and the monitoring scope for its external assets.
Run discovery and the selected security checks, then repeat assessments on the configured schedule.
Review evidence, prioritize remediation and use subsequent assessments to track progress.
Evaluate asset discovery, posture checks and finding workflows for your domains.