Identify & Protect All
Internet-Facing Assets.
Automatically identify internet and web-facing assets to find blank spots, shadow IT, and vulnerabilities.
Minimize Your Exposure
External Attack Surface Management (EASM) enables you to both reduce the attack surface and find vulnerabilities.
Understand Your Exposure & Find Blank Spots
Our platform continuously identifies internet-facing asset changes, blank spots, and shadow IT.
Automatically Monitor Attack Surface Changes
With our event monitoring, you can get notified automatically when unwanted network and system changes occur or when.
Minimize the Internet-Facing Attack Surface
Understanding your internet-facing attack surface will help you reduce it by eliminating unnecessary assets, blank spots, and finding vulnerabilities in exposed assets.
Find Vulnerabilities in All Internet-Facing Attack Vectors
Our market-leading Next-Gen Vulnerability Management Platform (VMP) finds vulnerabilities throughout your entire internet-facing attack surface.
Creates a Proactive Cyber Defense
By combining our ASM with our market-leading Next-Gen Vulnerability Management, you create a foundation for a proactive cyber defense.
A Complete External Attack Surface Management Platform
Discover & Monitor Assets
Automatically and continuously discover changes within internet-facing assets, such as new and asset changes for network assets, cloud-native platform assets, domain, and web assets.
Assess Assets
Find vulnerabilities based on their severity, potential impact, ransomware exposure, and the likelihood of exploitation.
Remediate Vulnerabilities
Providing all the details you need to understand and prioritize remediation of vulnerabilities found.
Reduce Attack Surface
Identifies unnecessary assets and blank spots to reduce your internet-facing exposure.
Verification
Have our platform verify the efficiency of your remediation efforts.
Reporting
Keep track of the development of internal and external reporting using smart key metrics.
Accelerate Your Cyber Security with
External Attack Surface Management.
Identifying over 100,000 Vulnerabilities in Your Internet-Facing Attack Surface
It has never been easier to put a new system into production; consequently, IT environments are growing fast and in complexity every day. So how do you keep track of all your assets and their vulnerabilities? Don’t worry, we have you covered.
Outdated Systems
Identify vulnerabilities in outdated operating systems, services, and software.
Misconfigurations
Finds all types of misconfigurations, like insufficient permissions and exposed data.
Blank Spots
Continuous and automated asset discovery helps you find blank spots.
Weak Passwords
Find default and weak passwords in systems, software, and applications.
How Can We Help You?
FAQ
Here we answer the most frequent questions about our External Attack Surface Management.
What is Attack Surface Management?
Definition
External Attack Surface Management is the continuous process of identifying, classifying, and managing the potential intern-facing entry points (attack vectors) that an attacker could exploit to gain unauthorized access to a system or data.
Key components:
- Discovery:
Continuously identifying all intern-facing assets, including shadow IT, third-party services, and cloud resources that are a part of the organization's attack surface. - Inventory and classification:
Creating and maintaining an inventory of assets and classifying them based on their risk and exposure. - Risk analysis:
Assessing the risk associated with each asset by understanding its exposure and the potential impact of its compromise. - Monitoring and management:
Continuously monitoring the attack surface for changes and emerging threats and taking steps to manage and reduce risks.
Goals:
- Provide a comprehensive view of all possible attack vectors.
- Reduce the attack surface by eliminating unnecessary or vulnerable assets.
- Improve the organization’s ability to prevent attacks by effectively understanding and managing the attack surface.
Is External Attack Surface Management a Part of Holm Security’s Platform & Products?
Yes, when using any of the following products, External Attack Surface Management is included:
What Is the Difference Between External Attack Surface Management & Vulnerability Management?
External Attack Surface Management aims to reduce the number of potential attack vectors and manage the risk associated with internet-facing attack surface, while vulnerability management aims to ensure systems and applications are secure by addressing known vulnerabilities.
It's essential to both understand and reduce the attack surface, as well as understand and remediate the vulnerabilities found in your attack surface.
What Is The Difference Between External Attack Surface Management (EASM) & Attack Surface Management (ASM)?
EASM is focused exclusively on internet-facing assets, while ASM includes both internal and external assets, providing a holistic view of the entire IT environment.
What Does Your External Attack Surface Management Discover?
Automatically and continuously discover new assets and asset changes within:
- Systems and networks
- Domain and web assets
- Cloud-native platforms
You can automatically assess these assets to find vulnerabilities based on the findings.
Do I Need External Attack Surface Management & Vulnerability Management?
Yes, it's essential to both understand and reduce the attack surface, as well as understand and remediate the vulnerabilities found in your attack surface.
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