See what attackers see with Attack Surface Monitoring
Identify unknown assets, exposed services, and security misconfigurations before they become exploitable. Continuous visibility into your external footprint across cloud, on-premise, and hybrid environments - so risk is managed before it turns into incidents.
Why attack surface visibility matters
You can't protect what you don't know exists. Shadow IT, cloud sprawl, and forgotten assets create blind spots attackers exploit.
Attack surface risks organizations face
Traditional security approaches assume full asset visibility. In modern environments, that assumption creates blind spots and increases exposure.
Shadow IT
Developers spin up cloud resources, marketing launches microsites, acquisitions bring unknown systems. You can't inventory what you don't know exists.
Multi-cloud sprawl
AWS, Azure, GCP, and dozens of SaaS apps. Each has its own security model, misconfigurations, and exposed resources.
Forgotten assets
Legacy systems, test environments, and decommissioned servers remain online, unpatched, and vulnerable.
Subdomain takeover
Dangling DNS records point to deprovisioned services. Attackers claim them and host malicious content on your domain.
SSL/TLS issues
Expired certificates, weak ciphers, and misconfigured TLS create security gaps and compliance issues.
IAM misconfigurations
Overprivileged accounts, stale credentials, and exposed API keys in cloud environments enable unauthorized access.
Container security
Kubernetes clusters with exposed dashboards, default configurations, and vulnerable container images.
Exposed databases
Elasticsearch, MongoDB, and Redis instances exposed to the internet with no authentication.
Change velocity
Cloud infrastructure changes constantly. Point-in-time assessments are outdated before they're delivered.
Benefits of expert attack surface analysis
Complete visibility into your external footprint enables proactive defense and informed risk decisions.
Complete asset inventory
Discover all internet-facing assets including shadow IT, cloud resources, and acquired infrastructure.
Automated discovery across IP ranges, domains, and cloud accounts
Know exactly what you're protecting and where the gaps are
Continuous monitoring
Real-time detection of new assets, changes, and exposures as your environment evolves.
Immediate alerts on new exposures and configuration changes
Security keeps pace with business and development velocity
Prioritized risks
Focus on what matters with risk-based prioritization that considers exploitability and business impact.
Actionable findings ranked by actual risk, not CVSS alone
Security resources focused on highest-impact issues
Multi-cloud visibility
Unified view across AWS, Azure, GCP, and on-premise infrastructure.
Single pane of glass for hybrid and multi-cloud environments
Consistent security posture regardless of where workloads run
Attacker's perspective
See your organization the way external attackers do, before they find your weaknesses.
Outside-in view reveals what's actually reachable
Validate that defenses work as expected
Compliance support
Demonstrate continuous security monitoring for NIS2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2.
Evidence of continuous monitoring and remediation
Meet regulatory requirements with documented proof
Attack surface monitoring services
Comprehensive coverage across your entire external attack surface, from DNS to cloud to containers.
Domain & Subdomain Discovery
Enumerate all domains, subdomains, and DNS records associated with your organization.
IP & Network Discovery
Map all IP addresses, ranges, and autonomous systems linked to your organization.
Cloud Asset Discovery
Identify cloud resources across AWS, Azure, GCP, and other providers.
Third-Party Integration
Discover SaaS applications, CDNs, and external services connected to your infrastructure.
All monitoring integrates with your existing security tools via API and webhook. Request your assessment →
Main steps in attack surface monitoring
We offer a structured approach to discovering, monitoring, and securing your external attack surface.
Scope definition
Define the boundaries of your attack surface: domains, IP ranges, cloud accounts, and organizational context.
Initial discovery
Comprehensive reconnaissance to build your complete asset inventory from an attacker's perspective.
Exposure analysis
Assess discovered assets for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, and security gaps.
Risk prioritization
Rank findings by actual risk considering exploitability, business impact, and threat intelligence.
Continuous monitoring
Ongoing monitoring for new assets, changes, and emerging exposures.
Reporting & integration
Actionable reporting and integration with your security operations and remediation workflows.
Attack surface monitoring deliverables
Enojy complete visibility into your attack surface with actionable insights and continuous updates.
Asset inventory
Complete inventory of internet-facing assets with ownership and classification.
- Domains
- IPs
- Cloud resources
- Services
- Technologies
- Ownership mapping
Real-time alerts
Immediate notification when critical exposures are detected.
- New vulnerabilities
- Configuration changes
- New assets
- Certificate issues
Risk assessment report
Prioritized findings with business context and remediation guidance.
- Risk ranking
- Exploitability
- Impact analysis
- Remediation steps
Trend analysis
Track attack surface changes and risk evolution over time.
- Historical data
- Trend charts
- Metric tracking
- Improvement measurement
Cloud security report
Detailed assessment of cloud security posture across providers.
- CIS benchmark compliance
- IAM review
- Storage security
- Network exposure
Container security report
Kubernetes and container security assessment findings.
- Cluster security
- Image vulnerabilities
- RBAC issues
- Network policies
Certificate report
Complete SSL/TLS certificate inventory with expiration tracking.
- Expiration calendar
- Cipher analysis
- Chain validation
- Renewal alerts
DNS security report
DNS configuration assessment and takeover risk analysis.
- Record inventory
- DNSSEC status
- Takeover risks
- Email security
Executive dashboard
High-level view of attack surface health for leadership.
- Risk scores
- Trends
- Peer comparison
- Compliance status
Monitoring platform
Self-service access to your attack surface data and findings.
- Asset browser
- Finding details
- Historical data
- Export capabilities
API access
Programmatic access for integration with security tools.
- REST API
- Webhooks
- SIEM integration
- Ticketing automation
Monthly reviews
Regular review meetings to discuss findings and priorities.
- Trend review
- New findings
- Remediation progress
- Roadmap updates
Frequently asked questions
We use multiple discovery techniques: certificate transparency logs reveal all certificates issued for your domains, DNS enumeration finds subdomains, passive reconnaissance correlates infrastructure, and cloud-native APIs discover resources when given access. The goal is to find assets you've forgotten or never knew existed.
No. Our scanning is designed to be non-intrusive and mimic the reconnaissance an attacker would perform. These are mostly passive techniques with controlled active scanning. We don't run exploits or denial-of-service tests. Scanning is typically indistinguishable from normal internet traffic.
Traditional vulnerability scanners require you to tell them what to scan. Attack surface monitoring starts with discovery: finding assets you may not know about. It also provides continuous monitoring rather than point-in-time scans, and includes context like subdomain takeover risks and cloud misconfigurations that VA tools miss.
Read-only access to cloud accounts enables deeper visibility into IAM, storage, and configuration security. However, significant value comes from external-only monitoring without cloud access. We can discover and assess much of your attack surface from the outside, just as attackers do.
Continuous monitoring means we typically detect new assets and exposures within hours of them appearing. Critical findings, like new critical vulnerabilities or exposed sensitive data, trigger immediate alerts. Less urgent findings are included in regular reports.
Absolutely. Discovery across your entire corporate structure, including subsidiaries, acquired companies, and brands, is a core capability. This is often where the most forgotten and vulnerable assets hide.
All findings are validated before alerting. Our analysts review automated findings to confirm accuracy and assess actual risk. When you receive an alert, it's been verified and contextualized.
Yes, we provide API access and webhook integration for major SIEMs, ticketing systems, and security platforms. Findings can automatically create tickets, enrich SIEM events, or trigger automated remediation workflows.
We assess Kubernetes clusters for exposed APIs, RBAC misconfigurations, network policy gaps, and insecure pod configurations. Container image scanning identifies vulnerabilities in your deployed containers. This requires either cluster access or external-facing exposures to assess.
Continuous attack surface monitoring provides evidence of ongoing security assessment for NIS2, ISO 27001, PCI-DSS, and SOC 2. Reports document your asset inventory, vulnerability management, and remediation progress - exactly what auditors want to see.
Attack surface management specialists
Our team combines offensive security expertise with cloud-native security knowledge
Gain visibility into what attackers see.
You can't protect what you don't know exists. Get complete visibility into your external attack surface and find exposures before attackers do.