Attack Surface Management
Discover and secure your digital attack surface
CTEM Framework
Continuous Threat Exposure Management approach
Threat Intelligence
Actionable threat data and intelligence feeds
Vulnerability Management
Identify and remediate security vulnerabilities
Brand Protection
Protect your brand from digital threats and abuse
People Attack Surface
Monitor and protect your human attack surface
Dark Web Monitoring
Monitor sensitive data leaks on the dark web
Domain & Email Security
Protect your domains and email communications
VIP Profile Protection
Digital protection for executives and key personnel
Security Risk Scoring
Quantify and improve your security posture
Supplier Risk Management
Reduce the risk of supply chain attacks
AI-Powered Security
Advanced security solutions powered by AI
Penetration Testing
Identify security flaws through simulated attacks
Red Teaming
Adversary simulation to test your defenses
Phishing Simulation
Test employee awareness with realistic phishing
Tabletop Exercises
Incident response planning and simulation
Web Application Security
Secure your web applications from threats
Mobile Application Security
Protect iOS and Android applications
Cloud Security
Secure your cloud infrastructure and services
Network Security
Protect your network infrastructure
People Security
Human-centric security awareness and training
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How a leading bank reduced their attack surface by 60% in 90 days.
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Threat Landscape 2025: Emerging Threats and Defense Strategies
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Rhysida ransomware group attacked Malaysia's national sewerage company, exfiltrating 448 GB of sensitive internal documents and operational data, posing a risk to critical national infrastructure.
