Attack Surface & Vulnerability Management
Continuous discovery and scanning of exposed assets with fixes prioritised by real risk.
Annual testing leaves fifty-one weeks of unknown. Attack surface management fills the gap: continuous discovery of what you expose to the internet, scanning for new vulnerabilities and a monthly view of what to fix first. It catches the forgotten subdomain and the newly published exploit before someone else does.
Prioritisation is the point. We rank by exploitability and business impact, so the team fixes what matters rather than everything the scanner lists.
- Findings are validated by an analyst before they reach your team, so no chasing false positives.
- New exposures trigger an alert within the day, not at the next monthly report.
- The service links to our testing practice, so a serious finding can be verified by hand quickly.
- A global group with many brands, many domains and no register of what is on the internet.
- A retailer or airline whose marketing teams launch microsites and campaign domains every month.
- A company with an annual test and a growing gap between tests.
- A forgotten subdomain or staging server was found by a researcher or an attacker.
- A critical vulnerability was published and it took days to know whether you were exposed.
- Scanner output is long, unvalidated and ignored.
- Acquired companies brought assets nobody has inventoried.
What is included.
- 01
Asset discovery
Domains, subdomains, IP ranges, cloud resources and third-party services found and inventoried.
- 02
Continuous scanning
Vulnerability and misconfiguration scanning across the inventory with new assets picked up automatically.
- 03
Triage and prioritisation
Findings validated by a person and ranked by exploitability and impact.
- 04
Remediation tracking
Tickets, owners and deadlines tracked to closure.
- 05
Monthly exposure report
What changed, what was fixed and what remains.
Four steps, no surprises.
- 01
Discover
Build the initial inventory from seeds you provide and what we find.
- 02
Scan
Continuous scanning with tuned coverage and schedules.
- 03
Triage
Analyst validation and prioritisation with context.
- 04
Track
Remediation tracked and reported monthly.
From first meeting to steady state.
- 01Weeks 1 to 3
Discover
Initial inventory built from seeds you provide and what we find, with owners assigned.
- 02Weeks 4 to 6
Scan and tune
Continuous scanning configured, coverage tuned and noise removed.
- 03Month 2 onwards
Operate
Analyst triage, alerting on new exposures, remediation tracking and monthly reporting.
- Time from a new exposure appearing to it being known and owned.
- Validated findings open by severity and age.
- Share of internet-facing assets with a named owner.
- Time from a published vulnerability to confirmed exposure status.
- Security analyst
- Vulnerability management lead
- Penetration tester on call
- Service manager
- External asset inventory.
- Continuous scanning coverage.
- Validated, prioritised findings feed.
- Remediation tracker.
- Monthly exposure report.
Attack surface management runs as a monthly retainer sized by the number of assets, with a twelve-month initial term. Onboarding and initial discovery are a fixed-scope project of two to three weeks.
Network & Cloud Security Assessment
External and internal network tests and AWS, Azure and Google Cloud configuration reviews.
CybersecurityManaged Detection & Response (MDR/XDR)
Continuous monitoring, alert triage and response across endpoints, identity and cloud.
Web, Webshop & App DevelopmentMaintenance, Hosting & Ongoing Development
A retained team for updates, security patches, performance and feature work with an SLA.
Attack Surface & Vulnerability Management, in plain terms.
A test is deep and point in time. This is broad and continuous. Most organisations need both: this to catch what appears between tests, and tests to find what scanners can't.
A combination of commercial and open-source tooling, tuned per client. The tool matters less than the validation and prioritisation on top.
Yes, with an internal scanning agent. The core service focuses on what is exposed to the internet, which is where most opportunistic attacks start.
We track and advise as standard, and our engineers can remediate on request or under a managed IT arrangement.