Attack Surface Analysis
We map every internet-facing asset your organisation exposes, from known systems to forgotten servers and cloud services, then assess where an attacker would most likely strike so you can reduce your exposure with confidence.
We map everything you expose to the internet
You cannot protect what you cannot see. We discover and catalogue your full external footprint, including the assets nobody remembers, then rank each one by how attractive and reachable it is to an attacker.
Asset Discovery
We enumerate domains, subdomains, IP ranges and services to build a complete external inventory.
Exposed Services
We identify open ports and running services that give attackers a way in.
Cloud Exposure
We find misconfigured storage, APIs and cloud services that quietly sit open to the internet.
Shadow IT
We surface unmanaged and forgotten assets that never made it onto your official register.
Known Weaknesses
We flag outdated software and known vulnerabilities on your exposed systems.
Risk Prioritisation
We rank each finding by exploitability and impact so your team fixes what matters first.
You Can Only Defend What You Can See. We Help You See All of It.
Most organisations expose far more to the internet than they realise. A test server that was never taken down, a cloud bucket left open, a subdomain from a project that ended two years ago. Each one is a door an attacker can find in minutes with the right tools, and every door you have forgotten is one you are not defending.
We build a complete, current picture of your external attack surface and keep the noise out of it. You get a clear inventory of every exposed asset, an honest view of which ones an attacker would target first and a prioritised set of actions to shrink your exposure. It is the map your security team needs to spend their effort where it counts.
Standards and Frameworks We Work To
- Our analysis is guided by the reconnaissance and discovery techniques in the MITRE ATT&CK framework and the OWASP Amass methodology for external asset mapping.
- We follow the intelligence-gathering and vulnerability-analysis phases of the Penetration Testing Execution Standard (PTES) for consistent, repeatable results.
- Findings are mapped to the asset-management and exposure controls in ISO 27001 and the NIST Cybersecurity Framework so remediation fits your governance processes.
Aligned to the frameworks that matter
Our testing follows the methodologies that set the global standard for application security.