Attack Surface Management
Continuously map your expanding digital footprint, revealing every external asset, then analyze exposures and validate the real, exploitable risks hiding within, empowering you to prioritize action and proactively reduce your attack surface.
Experience how our solution can reduce your attack surface
Levelling up Attack Surface Management
GigaOm Names Cyberint, a Check Point Company
as a Market Leader in Attack Surface Management
The Power of Consolidation
How it works
Uncover known and unknown assets and access points
Report Vendor Risk to Management
Pull Alerts Into Your SOC
Granular Control
Track Changes Over Time
Evans Duvall, Cyber Security Engineer at Terex
In the POV we realized that Infinity ERM was much more than an EASM solution, it delivered much value with highly relevant intelligence from the deep and dark web.
Benjamin Bachmann, Head of Group Information Security Office at Ströer
We looked at some other vendors and they have good solutions, but we needed more than what they could offer. With Infinity ERM, I can continuously monitor not only all of Phoenix Petroleum’s domains, but all our digital assets, plus we get relevant intelligence from the deep and dark web.
Roland Villavieja, Information Security Officer at Phoenix Petroleum
We were looking to establish a new threat intelligence capability within Questrade and, in order to support that, we needed to have a platform that would give us deep insights.
With Infinity ERM, we’re not only getting intelligence from the general landscape but we’re also getting intelligence that’s really tailored to us and our environment
Shira Schneidman, Cyber Threat & Vulnerability Senior Manager at Questrade
Once we identified the need to address the risk of fraudulent websites and social profiles, I quickly realized we needed to handle this in a scalable manner. Our solution is to use Infinity External Risk Management to help us automatically detect and takedown these threats.
Ken Lee, IT Risk and Governance Manager at WeBull
FAQs
How does Cyberint discover my external attack surface?
Cyberint continuously & automatically scans the open, deep and dark web to discover your external IT infrastructure. Using publicly-available data, like DNS records, WHOIS data, SSL certificates, and more, Cyberint’s Attack Surface Monitoring module maps out your organization’s external attack surface, including IP addresses, domains, subdomains, cloud storage, and organizations (i.e. trademarked brands).
What should you look for in an Attack Surface Management Solution?
When looking for an attack surface management solution, look for a solution that not only covers the traditional attack surface i.e. conducting external IT asset discovery, maintaining a complete asset inventory, and identifying issues in external assets, but one that also provides additional value by leveraging cyber threat intelligence and covering brand protection use cases. A solution that natively combines threat intelligence with ASM capabilities and DRP services will give you visibility and targeted alerts on all the external threats relevant to your infrastructure, brands, and data.
How intrusive is Cyberint’s external discovery process? When you scan is there any active testing?
The process is passive so it does not actively validate or test any security controls. The discovery process will not give security teams the impression an attack is underway. There is no impact on normal operations.
What types of security issues can Cyberint identify in my external digital assets?
The types of security issues we identify are:
- Certificate Authority issues
- Compromised Credentials
- Email Security issues
- Exploitable Ports
- Exposed Cloud Storage
- Exposed Web Interfaces
- Hijackable Subdomains
- Mail Servers In Blocklist
- SSL/TLS issues
How often should attack surface assets be scanned?
This depends on the organization. By default, Cyberint scans weekly, but this can be changed per the client’s request and needs (e.g. daily, if required).
Are cloud-based assets discovered?
Yes, we discover S3 buckets, Google cloud storage, Azura data lakes, Azure storage, AWS accounts & more.
