Attack Surface Management

Your cyber attack surface is the sum of all potential entry points that an attacker can exploit. But how can you observe your Internet-exposed IT assets through the eyes of a cyber attacker?

 

Read more
AttackSurfaceManagement

Overview

Attack Surface Management is an intelligence-based SaaS service that provides full and continuous visibility of all IT assets exposed on the Internet.
 It enables real-time discovery, assessment and management of your external attack surface to prevent breaches and strengthen your security posture.

Continuous asset discovery and updating.
Attack Surface Management automatically maps all external assets, including domains, IPs, SSL/TLS certificates, storage buckets, and cloud services, maintaining an always-up-to-date inventory.

All detected assets are categorized into 8 groups: network security, vulnerabilities, email security, credentials, malware security, SSL/TLS security, DNS security, and domains. This allows for quick and effective identification of their exposure to risk, with a numerical rating compared to industry standards.

Intelligence-based risk assessment.
Each asset is analyzed to identify known vulnerabilities and assigned a risk score using data from sources such as the dark web, botnets, malware, and vulnerability databases.

The advantages of ReeVo

Discovery and classification of all digital assets exposed to the internet, creating an automatically updated IT inventory thanks to the service’s continuity.

A powerful graph visualization helps identify resources and their often-unknown relationships, especially in geographically distributed IT systems.

Ensures that the inevitable dynamic changes in IT systems haven't left unmanaged assets behind — perhaps used in the past or for temporary initiatives — by identifying and resolving misconfiguration issues.
Thanks to cyber threat intelligence data, the service identifies credential leaks, dark web mentions, botnet activity, and malware.
Monitors resources against common vulnerabilities and assigns a risk score to prioritize remediation efforts.
Not only do regulations like NIS2, but modern best practices for improving cyber posture emphasize third-party security. The service also allows external risk analysis of your suppliers, enabling awareness actions.
rvo-banner-08

Find out now how cyber attackers see you from the outside