This assessment maps your external, cloud, and SaaS-facing attack surface and turns it into a prioritized plan. It’s ideal when you need a clear snapshot for leadership, a board, or a partner—and want more than a scanner printout.
Many clients start here, then evolve into an ongoing Attack Surface & Exposure Reduction program once they see the value of a repeatable lens.
This service is for teams who suspect exposure is growing faster than their visibility—and who need a defendable view of external and cloud risk without committing to a full program on day one.
Assets your organization owns but doesn’t actively track: old domains, forgotten portals, vendor-hosted tools, and “temporary” environments that never went away.
Most teams already have vulnerability reports. The problem is connecting the findings to realistic attack paths and business impact.
We help you narrow down to the 10–20 changes that materially move the needle, not just fill a spreadsheet.
We combine external reconnaissance, tenant- and SaaS-aware analysis, and interviews with your team to turn scattered exposure into a single, coherent view.
We define what’s in scope and assemble the signals we’ll use: domains, IP ranges, cloud tenants, and key SaaS platforms.
We interpret what we see through an attacker lens and your business context, grouping exposure into scenarios, not just issues.
We deliver the assessment in a way that can be understood by executives and used by engineers, then work through what to do next.
We build the assessment so it can be forwarded, defended, and used as a reference—not just glanced at once in a single meeting.
A clear narrative of your external and cloud-facing exposure today, the most important scenarios we see, and what we recommend you do first.
A structured findings list with enough technical detail and references for engineers to reproduce and fix issues.
A sequenced plan of changes you can move into your ticketing or project system, grouped by effort and impact.
Artifacts that can later be reused as the starting point for an ongoing Attack Surface & Exposure Reduction program.
A good fit when you need a snapshot—with depth—that can stand on its own in front of leadership, partners, or a board.
Leaders who need to answer “how exposed are we, really?” with something more concrete than a tool dashboard.
Teams looking for a baseline before starting a larger program—or wanting to understand exposure after a close call.
Environments where a breach would be material, but where budgets and headcount require focused, high-yield work.