Attack surface management
We map every internet-facing asset that belongs to you: domains, subdomains, cloud workloads, APIs, exposed services and the infrastructure your team lost track of. Then our analysts tell you which of it is exploitable today.
Automation finds the signal around the clock. Our offensive security analysts decide what is real, exploitable and worth your team's time. Nothing reaches you unverified.
Public sources are scanned all day: DNS, certificate logs, code repositories, search engines and cloud provider ranges. Every signal is collected, deduplicated and added to your asset graph.
Every alert that reaches your team has been reviewed by a person. Analysts confirm the finding is exploitable, set the right severity and remove the noise before you see it.
We do not pass alerts over the wall. When a finding is confirmed, an analyst is in your channel within minutes to help your team understand it and act on it. That is the difference between a product and a service.
Cloud sprawl, shadow IT, acquisitions and forgotten subdomains create exposure that vulnerability scanners never see, because nobody told them where to look. We map your perimeter from the outside, the way an attacker does, and the gap between the two lists is where incidents start.
See your gap for freeMarketing microsites, public development environments, abandoned subdomains and storage buckets spun up for a sprint and never closed. Each one is a way in that no one is patching.
What we find: unregistered subdomains, orphaned cloud resources, exposed dev and staging hostsMulti-cloud deployments, Kubernetes ingress and short-lived container hosts shift constantly. A static inventory is out of date within hours; only continuous discovery keeps up.
What we find: new public IPs and ports, changed services, load balancers and buckets that went publicExpired certificates, dangling DNS records that point at nothing, old staging hosts and test APIs left online. Attackers look for exactly these first, because nobody is watching them.
What we find: subdomain takeover candidates, expired and weak TLS, end-of-life software still reachableFrom discovery to remediation, one attack surface map replaces the scanners, spreadsheets and scripts your team keeps in sync by hand.
Passive reconnaissance across certificate transparency logs, public DNS, search engines, code repositories and cloud provider ranges surfaces the assets your inventory never recorded.
Every discovered asset is normalized, deduplicated and tagged with owner, business unit and environment. Daily diffs show what changed, not just what exists.
Each asset is checked for exposed services, known vulnerabilities, misconfigurations and weak encryption, from the outside, the way an attacker would.
Risk scoring weighs CVSS, the CISA KEV catalog, exploit-in-the-wild signals, blast radius and your own business context, so the top of the queue is always the right thing to fix first.
New hosts, new open ports, certificate expiries and configuration drift raise alerts where your team already works, with the context needed to act.
Audit-ready evidence packages and a live posture view against the frameworks you care about, without spreadsheets and without lag.
Real screens from DeXpose attack surface mapping. Every host, every service and every vulnerability is one view away, with the evidence attached.
Four stages, one continuous loop. Nothing to install and nothing to configure on your side.
Give us a domain or company name. No agents, no DNS changes, no firewall rules. We begin mapping immediately from public sources.
14 source families connect domains, IP addresses, certificates, leaked secrets, and dark web mentions into a single asset graph.
Each finding is scored on exploitability, exposure, blast radius, and active exploitation in the wild. Not only on CVSS.
Send tickets to Jira, ServiceNow, or Slack. Initiate takedowns. Hand findings to our offensive security team for validation.
The questions we hear most often from security leaders evaluating ASM platforms.
Our analyst team will walk through your scope, integrations, and exposure profile on a 30-minute call.
Talk to an analystNo. DeXpose ASM operates entirely passively from public sources — DNS, certificate transparency, code repositories, dark web feeds. There are no agents to install and no network changes required to onboard.
Vulnerability scanners assume you already know what assets exist. ASM discovers the assets in the first place — including the ones your inventory has never recorded — and prioritizes based on real-world exploitability, not just CVSS.
Every asset is attributed using WHOIS, ASN, certificate ownership, and content fingerprinting. Before any sensitive action (such as takedown), our analysts perform a manual verification step to ensure scope accuracy.
Yes. Multi-entity scope is supported out of the box. Each subsidiary or acquired company can be tracked as a separate scope with its own ownership, alerts, and reporting — while rolling up to a single executive view.
Initial discovery completes in under an hour for most organizations. The first prioritized exposure report is delivered within 24 hours. Continuous monitoring runs from then on with alerts in under six minutes from signal to notification.
Native integrations with Jira, ServiceNow, Slack, Microsoft Teams, Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, and most major SIEM/SOAR platforms. A REST API and webhooks cover anything else.
Every customer runs on a dedicated, isolated instance. Data never crosses tenant boundaries. Hosting regions include EU, US, and GCC for data-residency requirements.
Pricing is based on the number of seed domains and assets under management — not user seats or alert volume. Most engagements include unlimited users and a quarterly review with our offensive security team.
Book a working session with our analyst team. We’ll walk through how DeXpose maps your perimeter, prioritizes what’s exploitable, and integrates into your existing workflows.
