Identify

What do we have, and what could hurt us?

You cannot protect what you cannot see. Find what is exposed, what matters most, and what to fix first, so effort goes where risk is highest.

What could hurt us most?Cyber Risk AssessmentsFind the risks that matter most and rank them by business impact.What can the internet see of us?External Attack Surface ManagementMap what the internet can see of you, then rank what to close first.Which of these findings matter?Vulnerability & Exposure ManagementTurn long lists of findings into a short list of fixes that cut risk.How would an attacker reach our key systems?Threat & Attack Path AnalysisTrace how an attacker could get from a first foothold to your key systems.What can the business not lose?Crown Jewel IdentificationName the systems and data the business cannot lose, so protection follows.How mature are we, really?Security Maturity AssessmentsMeasure your program against a recognized framework and see where to go next.Which accounts and permissions are a risk?Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM)Find risky accounts, permissions and settings across your identity systems.

Identify

What can the internet see of us?

External Attack Surface Management

See your organization the way an attacker does from the internet, then rank what to close first.

Who it is for

Teams that cannot list everything they expose online, including forgotten sites, cloud services and supplier connections.

What you get

A map of internet-facing assets, including ones nobody tracked
Each exposure ranked by how likely and how damaging it is
A short fix list with owners
A way to spot new exposure as it appears

How we start

We start from your domain names and company details and show you what we find.

Not included

Internal vulnerability scanning. See Vulnerability & Exposure Management.

Often paired with

Vulnerability & Exposure Management Threat & Attack Path Analysis Cloud Security

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Which of these findings matter?

Vulnerability & Exposure Management

Turn long scan reports into a short list of fixes that cut the most risk, and track them to closure.

Who it is for

Teams drowning in scan findings where little gets closed, or where nobody agrees what to fix first.

What you get

Findings ranked by real exposure, not just score
A fix plan with owners and dates
Reporting on what is open, what closed and what is overdue
Agreed rules for how fast each kind of finding gets fixed

How we start

We review your current scan data and process, then agree what to change first.

Not included

Doing the patching or engineering work. See Security Remediation.

Often paired with

External Attack Surface Management Security Remediation Threat & Attack Path Analysis

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How would an attacker reach our key systems?

Threat & Attack Path Analysis

Trace how an attacker could move from a first foothold to your most important systems, and where to cut the path.

Who it is for

Security and IT leaders who want to know which weaknesses actually connect to something the business cannot lose.

What you get

Attack paths drawn from entry point to critical system
The few changes that break the most paths
Findings tied to the way real attackers work
A re-test plan to confirm the paths are closed

How we start

We agree which systems matter most, then work backward from them.

Not included

Hands-on attack simulation. See Penetration Testing & Red Teaming.

Often paired with

Crown Jewel Identification Penetration Testing & Red Teaming Vulnerability & Exposure Management

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Which accounts and permissions are a risk?

Identity Security Posture Management (ISPM)

Find risky accounts, permissions and settings across your identity systems before an attacker uses them.

Who it is for

Teams with many accounts, service accounts and admin roles, and no clear view of which ones are risky.

What you get

An inventory of identities, including service and machine accounts
Risky permissions, stale accounts and weak settings, ranked
A clean-up plan with owners
Checks you can repeat

How we start

We start with read-only access to your identity systems and agree what we can review.

Not included

Running identity tools for you. See Identity Security as a Service.

Often paired with

Identity & Access Security Identity Threat Detection & Response (ITDR)Identity Security as a Service

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