Discover Internet-Exposed Assets Before Attackers Do
Gain visibility into domains, subdomains, hosts, services, and public-facing infrastructure that expand your external attack surface.
External Asset Discovery helps security teams uncover what is reachable, unmanaged,
or simply forgotten.
Organizations often accumulate external-facing assets faster than they can properly inventory them. Domains get added, subdomains are forgotten, services are exposed, and infrastructure changes over time. Every unknown or unmanaged asset increases the chance of blind spots across the external attack surface.
Without clear external visibility, security teams are forced to react to risk they never had the chance to see early.
External Asset Discovery helps teams identify internet-facing assets that contribute to organizational exposure. By surfacing domains, subdomains, hosts, services, and publicly reachable infrastructure, the platform creates a clearer view of what exists externally and where deeper investigation may be needed.
External Asset Discovery is not just about listing assets. It is about giving security teams the visibility needed to understand where exposure exists, where unmanaged assets may be hiding, and where additional assessment should begin.
Identify internet-facing assets that may not be fully tracked, documented, or included in routine security review.
Build a clearer picture of how public-facing infrastructure contributes to the overall attack surface.
Highlight assets that deserve deeper validation, monitoring, or remediation based on exposure and relevance.
The capability is designed to improve visibility across the internet-facing edge of an organization. It helps surface the assets and infrastructure components that expand external exposure and require awareness from security teams.
Unknown assets often fall outside normal monitoring and review, creating avoidable exposure.
A more complete view of public-facing assets leads to better understanding of risk.
Teams can focus deeper validation and remediation efforts where they matter most and also external visibility provides a stronger foundation for ongoing attack surface management.
Yes. Discovery and monitoring are designed to work without endpoint agents for fast deployment.
Yes. Use built-in connectors, webhooks, and an API-first approach for routing.
Evidence-backed findings and scoring aligned to exposure, exploitability, and ownership signals.
Yes. Map checks to your internal thresholds and enforce policies across business units.