SCIAT Attack Surface Management

Continuous, outside-in discovery of domains, applications, cloud services and exposed systems — including those unknown to IT.

Analyst mapping an organisation’s external attack surface
NewExposure Management

Discover and monitor every internet-facing asset you own.

Coverage
ExternalCloudDomainsCertificates

SCIAT Attack Surface Management
at a Glance

An organisation cannot protect assets of which it is unaware. Forgotten web servers, unmanaged cloud services, expired certificates and systems introduced by subsidiaries or third parties are among the most frequent points of initial compromise. SCIAT Attack Surface Management continuously discovers your internet-facing estate from an attacker’s perspective, attributes each asset to its owner, and alerts when new exposures appear.

Key Capabilities
of SCIAT Attack Surface Management

Continuous Asset Discovery

Domains, subdomains, IP ranges, cloud services and web applications discovered and attributed automatically.

Exposure Detection

Open services, vulnerable software, misconfigurations and weak encryption identified on every external asset.

Shadow IT Identification

Assets deployed outside approved processes are surfaced and mapped to the responsible business unit.

Certificate & Domain Monitoring

Expiring certificates, lookalike domains and DNS changes monitored to prevent outages and impersonation.

Subsidiary & Third-Party Visibility

Attack surface visibility extended to subsidiaries and acquisitions for consolidated group-level reporting.

Unified Exposure View

External findings combined with SCIAT Vulnerability Management for a single view of organisational exposure.

Technical
Specifications

Discovery
Agentless, outside-in, continuous
Asset types
Domains, IPs, cloud services, web applications, certificates
Alerting
New assets, new exposures, certificate expiry, lookalike domains
Integrations
SCIAT Vulnerability Management, SIEM and SOAR
Licensing
Annual subscription, by organisation and subsidiary count

Frequently Asked
Questions

No. Discovery is performed externally, as an adversary would. Onboarding requires only your primary domains and organisational details.
Only non-intrusive checks are performed by default. Any deeper validation is undertaken solely with written authorisation.