Attackers start with reconnaissance, not exploitation. Before anyone touches your product, we map it the way they would: every domain, host, app, API and cloud asset that answers on the public internet, including the ones your team forgot it owned. You cannot defend what you do not know is exposed.
What we actually find
An asset inventory in a spreadsheet is a guess. We prove what is reachable right now, and which pieces of it hand an attacker a foothold.
- Exposed assets and forgotten services: staging hosts, old apps, and infrastructure nobody remembers standing up
- Risky DNS records: dangling entries, subdomain takeover, misrouted mail and expired delegations
- Authentication surfaces: every login, admin panel and token endpoint an attacker can reach and probe
- Cloud exposure: open storage, misconfigured services, and assets bridging your cloud to the public internet
- High risk entry points: the specific places where exposure becomes an exploitable path into your product
Continuous, not a snapshot
Attack surface is not a point in time. New assets ship, DNS drifts, and shadow IT appears without anyone filing a ticket. This engagement is continuous, backed by our Raptor recon engine that keeps mapping what is exposed and our finding engine that surfaces what changed and what it means, so you learn about a new exposure before an attacker does.
What you get
- Live findings the moment we confirm them, not a PDF weeks later
- Exploitable exposure ranked by real impact, with proof, so you reduce unknown risk first
- Prioritized external risk your team can act on, mapped to the assets that actually matter
- A focused pentest scope, so your next assessment targets the surface that carries the most risk
- An auditor ready report mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001 and customer security reviews
How the engagement runs
You buy a pool of testing hours and spend them where the risk is, across this and your other surfaces. We enumerate everything internet facing, validate what is live, prioritize by impact, surface findings as they land, report for each audience, and retest until closure is proven. The outcome: less unknown exposure, a clear view of external risk, and a sharp scope for the pentest that follows.