What is External Attack Surface Management?

External Attack Surface Management (EASM) continuously identifies, monitors, and secures an organization's externally facing or publicly accessible assets. It helps organizations identify weaknesses, misconfigurations, exposures, and potential entry points that adversaries could exploit to gain unauthorized access or cause harm.

External Attack Surface Management

Q: What pivoting points does HackerView or CTM360 utilize?

HackerView can pivot across publicly available intelligence and infrastructure relationships, including WHOIS records, reverse WHOIS records, DNS entries, SSL certificates, and other connected digital-asset data.

Q: How does HackerView scan for these issues?

HackerView uses Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and CTM360's in-house tools to discover, map, monitor, and assess publicly accessible digital assets and identify security issues and exposures.

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Make Yourself a Harder Target

HackerView is CTM360’s External Attack Surface Management platform that delivers continuous Indicators of Exposure (IoE) across your external attack surface. It provides automated asset discovery, issue identification, security ratings services, and passive mapping of your organization’s digital presence using public data. With visibility into exposed assets and potential weaknesses, HackerView helps security teams maintain an up-to-date view of their attack surface, understand external risks, prioritize areas requiring attention, and take informed action to reduce exposure.

Key Features

Comprehensive digital risk scorecard

3rd party risk monitoring

Pre-built & custom portfolio views

Automated digital asset discovery

Detailed inventory of your digital assets

Remediation plans & on-going guidance

Keep an Eye On Your Cyber Risk in Real-time

Your presence on the internet is the attack surface, which includes Internet facing systems, social media, third parties etc. Understanding the mindset of an attacker is the best way to protect your organization from any threat that might face it.