External Asset Discovery
Identify internet facing domains, subdomains, IP addresses, applications, APIs, and exposed services across your external attack surface.
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Every internet facing asset discovered and tracked.
Forgotten systems surfaced before they become entry points.
New exposures flagged as your environment changes.
Findings ranked so you close the riskiest gaps first.
Our Attack Surface Management Services help organizations understand and continuously monitor the assets, systems, services, and digital exposures visible to potential attackers. We combine external asset discovery, attack surface mapping, shadow IT detection, exposed service monitoring, vulnerability visibility, and risk based prioritization to uncover unknown or overlooked exposure. This gives security teams the insight they need to reduce attack surface, prioritize remediation, and strengthen their overall security posture.
Identify internet facing domains, subdomains, IP addresses, applications, APIs, and exposed services across your external attack surface.
Discover forgotten, unmanaged, shadow IT, and previously unidentified assets that may introduce unexpected security exposure.
Map external assets and their relationships while assessing ownership, exposure, business importance, and overall security risk.
Assess exposed assets for vulnerabilities, misconfigurations, outdated technologies, open ports, and unnecessary internet facing services.
Monitor your digital environment for new assets, exposed services, configuration changes, and emerging risks across the attack surface.
Prioritize critical exposures based on exploitability, asset importance, and business impact while providing practical remediation recommendations.
We discover your internet-facing assets, including forgotten subdomains and shadow systems.
Continuous monitoring keeps that inventory current as your environment changes.
Each exposed service is checked for weaknesses attackers could exploit first.
We prioritize exposure by real risk so effort goes where it counts.
Clear reporting helps you shrink the openings before anyone else finds them.
Continuous Exposure Monitoring for US Businesses
Get live visibility into exposed and forgotten assets, prioritized by real risk.
Pluto Security helps organizations continuously identify and reduce their external attack surface by discovering internet-facing assets, services, domains, applications, cloud resources, and potential exposures. We identify unknown, unmanaged, misconfigured, or unintentionally exposed assets and prioritize risks based on exposure, vulnerability, business importance, and potential attackability. This provides a clearer view of external risk and supports vulnerability management, remediation planning, security monitoring, and broader risk management.
Our approach helps organizations maintain visibility across internet-facing assets, domains, applications, services, and infrastructure.
Specialists identify unknown or overlooked external assets that could increase organizational exposure to attackers.
Discovered exposures are prioritized according to accessibility, business importance, vulnerability, and potential security impact.
Continuous visibility helps security teams identify changing exposures before attackers discover and exploit them.
Identify internet facing systems and services that security teams may not know exist.
Find unnecessary or risky exposure before attackers identify vulnerable entry points.
Maintain clearer awareness of assets contributing to your organization's attack surface.
Connect exposed assets with vulnerabilities requiring timely security attention.
Focus security resources on exposed assets creating the greatest potential risk.
Identify unauthorized or unmanaged technology increasing organizational cyber exposure.
Improve vulnerability programs through more complete and current asset intelligence.
Maintain ongoing awareness as digital environments, assets, services, and exposures change.
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