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External Exposure Management
Offered Through DeepScan
Technology and Context Specific
Deepscan validates vulnerabilities by running context-aware technology-specific checks
Adaptability to Evolving Threat Landscape
Dynamic risk assessment, which considers the evolving threat landscape and adapts security measures and checks accordingly
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) aligned
A complete external CTEM (Continuous Threat Exposure Management) approach that continuously discovers, validates, prioritizes, and neutralizes cyber exposures across all internet-facing assets backed by automated risk scoring and 24/7 expert-led incident response.
Proactive Vulnerability Alerts and Validation
Enables preemptive security by uncovering exploitable weaknesses before attackers can weaponize them.
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DeepScan - External Exposure Management
Frequently Asked Questions
Does DeepScan cause any impact on my assets?
No. Unlike certain security tests that may require access credentials or direct interaction with systems, DeepScan performs only active, non-intrusive checks, in which a benign payload is applied to the entity to detect a known vulnerability. These checks are performed intelligently based on the context and technology discovered on the asset.
How does DeepScan handle the new vulnerabilities that are disclosed?
In certain cases, such as when a new vulnerability is disclosed in the wild, custom templates are developed and incorporated into DeepScan. These templates enable DeepScan to effectively identify and assess the specific vulnerabilities across an organization's external-facing assets.
How often does DeepScan run?
Traditional vulnerability scans can impact system operations, so organizations typically run them periodically at scheduled intervals. In contrast, DeepScan uses non-intrusive, technology-specific scanning techniques that do not affect the system’s performance. This allows DeepScan to run continuous scanning while systems operate as usual.