Every organization has assets exposed to the internet, domains, APIs, cloud resources, forgotten servers, and third-party integrations. Over time, these exposures expand silently and create blind spots that attackers actively exploit.
Our Attack Surface Discovery service maps your full external footprint, identifies hidden or unmanaged assets, and highlights risky exposures before they are weaponized. By combining reconnaissance, OSINT, and controlled probing, we help you regain visibility and control over what’s truly exposed to the world.
Asset Enumeration
Technology Fingerprinting
Third-Party & Supply-Chain Mapping
DevOps & Tooling Exposure
Access Points Review
Discovery Correlation
Cloud Exposure Review
Continuous Visibility
Define scope, objectives, and exclusions. Confirm target domains, IP ranges, cloud accounts, and discovery data sources during a structured kick-off meeting.
Use OSINT and reconnaissance techniques to collect data from public sources, DNS records, certificate transparency logs, repositories, and cloud metadata, to build a comprehensive inventory of reachable assets.
Perform controlled probing to validate live hosts, services, APIs, and technologies in use, ensuring operations remain safe and non-intrusive for production environments.
Cross-analyze collected data to uncover forgotten or legacy assets, third-party dependencies, and weak authentication points visible externally. Highlight misconfigurations and outdated services that increase exposure risk.
Deliver a full report including an executive summary, scope, methodology, prioritized findings with evidence, business impact, and actionable remediation. Present results to both technical and management stakeholders.
Attack Surface Discovery typically takes 5–10 business days, depending on the number of domains, IP ranges, and integrations in scope. The service focuses on mapping and inventorying every externally reachable asset rather than performing exploitation or vulnerability scanning.
Attackers always look for the easiest entry point. Forgotten assets, misconfigured APIs, and inherited third-party exposures increase your attack surface. This assessment helps you identify and secure these blind spots before they’re discovered and abused by adversaries.
Regular assessments, ideally quarterly or after major infrastructure changes, ensure continuous visibility over your external exposure and allow proactive risk mitigation as your environment evolves.
No. Attack Surface Discovery focuses on visibility and exposure mapping, not exploitation. Its purpose is to inventory and validate external assets such as domains, IPs, APIs, and cloud services. For in-depth vulnerability validation, a dedicated penetration test can follow the discovery phase.
