APOLLOSEC

Attack surface management

Continuous discovery of everything of yours that faces the internet, including what nobody told us about. No agents to deploy and no scope limits: we look from the outside, just as attackers do.

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You cannot protect what you do not know about

Most organisations do not have an accurate list of what they expose. Marketing launches a microsite, a developer starts a test server, a supplier hosts a portal under your name. Attackers scan the whole internet continuously and find these assets quickly. An annual test only covers what was on the list that day.

Attack surface management closes that gap. The platform discovers your assets from a starting point as small as a domain name, watches them continuously, and flags new assets and new exposures as they appear. Our consultants validate what matters before it reaches you.

What the platform finds

  • Domains and subdomains

    From DNS, certificate transparency logs and passive sources, including forgotten and lookalike domains.

  • Addresses and services

    Open ports and exposed services over IPv4 and IPv6, including remote access, databases and admin interfaces.

  • Cloud exposure

    Public storage, exposed cloud services, and assets hosted by third parties under your name.

  • Vulnerabilities

    Known CVEs and misconfigurations on every discovered asset, prioritised by exploitability.

  • Leaked credentials

    Company credentials appearing in breach data and on the dark web.

  • Threat context

    Profiles of the ransomware groups and threat actors active now, from our intelligence feed.

How it works

  1. Seed

    You give us a domain name or two. We confirm ownership and agree what is in scope.

  2. Discover

    The platform maps your external footprint, and keeps mapping it as it changes.

  3. Validate

    Consultants check serious findings by hand, so you are not chasing false positives.

  4. Act

    New exposures appear in your dashboard with the fix, and are retested when you close them.

Inside the platform

Asset inventory. Every discovered asset with its open ports and findings.
Dark web and breach monitoring. Leak site mentions and breached staff credentials, as they appear.

What you get

  • A live inventory of your internet-facing assets.
  • Alerts when new assets or new exposures appear.
  • On-demand reports for leadership, customers and auditors.

Always on

  • Findings as we discover them
  • Chat with the tester in the portal
  • Retest after you fix
  • Nothing to install

Questions we get asked

How is this different from vulnerability scanning?

A scanner checks the assets you give it. Attack surface management finds the assets first, including those missing from your inventory, then keeps checking them. Validation by a consultant removes the noise that makes raw scanner output hard to act on.

Do we need to install anything?

No. The platform works entirely from the outside, as an attacker would. There are no agents and no changes to your infrastructure.

What do you need to get started?

Your main domain names and a named contact to authorise the work. Discovery starts as soon as scope is agreed.

Is it the same as a penetration test?

No. Attack surface management runs continuously and covers breadth. A penetration test goes deep on a defined scope. Most clients use attack surface management all year and commission penetration tests on what matters most.

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The platform

Penetration testing, attack surface and vulnerability management in one place, always on.

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Manual testing of applications, networks, cloud, mobile and wireless, the way a real attacker works.

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See what an attacker sees when they look at you.

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