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Attack Surface Management & Digital Risk Protection

See your organization the way an attacker does. Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets, exposures, and brand and credential risk beyond your perimeter.

Continuous

Discovery that runs around the clock, not a point-in-time scan

83%

Breaches involving external actors, who probe your exposed surface first — Verizon DBIR

< 24 hrs

Target time to validate and alert on a new critical exposure

What we watch

Everything an attacker can find about you from the outside — the assets, leaks, and lookalikes that never show up on an internal scan.

External attack surface

We continuously map every internet-facing asset tied to your organization — including the shadow IT, forgotten subdomains, and third-party services nobody remembered to inventory.

  • Unknown and forgotten assets surfaced
  • Shadow IT and rogue cloud instances
  • Exposed ports, services, and misconfigurations

Leaked credentials

We monitor dark-web markets, paste sites, and breach dumps for your employee and customer credentials so you can force resets before those logins are used against you.

  • Corporate email and password exposure
  • Session tokens and API keys in dumps
  • Early warning ahead of account takeover

Brand & impersonation

We hunt for lookalike domains, spoofed sites, and fake social and app-store profiles that abuse your brand to phish your customers and staff.

  • Typosquat and homoglyph domains
  • Cloned login and payment pages
  • Fraudulent social and mobile-app profiles

Data exposure

We watch for your data leaking into public code repositories, misconfigured cloud storage, and open documents where secrets and records are routinely left exposed.

  • Secrets and keys in public repos
  • Open S3 buckets and blob storage
  • Exposed databases and documents

From signal to action

Raw findings are noise. We turn discovery into a short, validated list of exposures worth acting on — and help you close them.

Validated alerts

Every finding is confirmed and deduplicated by an analyst before it reaches you, so you act on real exposure rather than chasing scanner noise.

Risk-based prioritization

Exposures are ranked by exploitability, exposure, and business context — the internet-facing critical gets attention before the dormant test box.

Takedown support

For phishing sites, lookalike domains, and impersonation, we prepare the evidence and drive takedown requests with registrars, hosts, and platforms.

Feeds your defenses

Confirmed exposures flow into Vulnerability Management for remediation, MDR/XDR for monitoring, and Incident Response when a leak is already being abused.

EASM is not a vulnerability scan

A scanner checks the assets you already know about. Exposure management starts by finding the ones you do not — and extends past your perimeter entirely.

A vulnerability scan

Points at a defined list of IPs and hosts you supplied, and reports the flaws on those known assets at a fixed point in time.

External attack surface management

Works outside-in with no seed asset list — it discovers the internet-facing footprint you never told it about, then watches it continuously as it changes.

Digital risk protection

Extends beyond your infrastructure entirely to your brand, credentials, and data wherever they surface across the open, deep, and dark web.

Why intSignal

Human-validated signal

Analysts confirm findings and cut the false positives, so alerts are worth reading and your team is not buried in automated noise.

  • Confirmed, deduplicated exposures
  • Business context on every alert

One program with your defenses

Exposure discovery runs alongside your SOC, MDR/XDR, and Vulnerability Management as a single program with one escalation path.

  • Shared context across services
  • No fourth vendor to coordinate

Evidence-ready

Takedown packages, exposure timelines, and remediation records are documented for auditors, cyber-insurers, and your board.

  • Defensible takedown evidence
  • Reporting mapped to your frameworks

How we run exposure management

A continuous loop that shrinks your attack surface month over month — not a one-off report that ages the day it lands.

1

Discover & scope

We start from a handful of seed domains and brands, then map your full internet-facing footprint and confirm what belongs to you.

2

Validate & prioritize

We baseline the surface, filter out noise, and rank the real exposures by exploitability and business impact.

3

Monitor & respond

Continuously, new assets, leaks, and lookalikes are triaged by analysts, alerted with context, and driven to takedown or remediation.

4

Report & reduce

Monthly reviews cover new exposures, mean-time-to-remediate, and the measurable shrink in your overall attack surface.

Sources & techniques we work with

We correlate open-source, infrastructure, and underground signals into one validated view of your external risk.

External Attack Surface Management (EASM)
Digital Risk Protection (DRP)
OSINT collection
Certificate Transparency logs
Passive DNS
WHOIS / RDAP enrichment
Shodan / Censys internet-scan data
Dark-web & underground monitoring
Typosquat & lookalike-domain detection
Cyber threat-intel (CTI) feeds
Public repo & cloud-bucket exposure (GitHub, S3)
MITRE ATT&CK Reconnaissance (TA0043)

Frequently asked questions

How is this different from a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scanner checks assets you already know about and hand it. Attack surface management works outside-in to discover the internet-facing assets you did not know you had, then watches them continuously. Digital risk protection goes further still, covering leaked credentials, brand abuse, and data exposure beyond your infrastructure. The two are complementary, and our findings feed our Vulnerability Management service for remediation.

How do you find assets we did not tell you about?

We start from a few seed domains and brand names and pivot outward using certificate transparency logs, passive DNS, WHOIS and RDAP records, and internet-wide scan data. That reconstructs the footprint attackers see, including shadow IT, forgotten subdomains, and rogue cloud instances. Every discovered asset is validated as yours before it becomes an alert.

What happens when you find leaked credentials?

We alert you with the exposed accounts and the source of the leak, so you can force password resets and revoke sessions before the credentials are used. Where it fits, we coordinate with your Identity & Access Management and MDR/XDR services to watch for and block account-takeover attempts. If a leak is already being exploited, we escalate to Incident Response.

Can you actually take down phishing and lookalike domains?

Yes. We assemble the evidence and drive takedown requests with the relevant registrars, hosting providers, and platforms, and track them to closure. Timelines depend on the third party, but persistent, well-documented submissions materially improve the odds and speed. Every takedown is logged for your records.

Do you need agents or access to our network?

No. External attack surface management and digital risk protection are entirely outside-in and require no agents, appliances, or network access. We only need a few seed domains and brands to begin. That means fast onboarding and zero footprint inside your environment.

How does this fit with our other security services?

Exposure management is the early-warning layer for the rest of your program. Discovered exposures feed Vulnerability Management for remediation and MDR/XDR for monitoring, and confirmed abuse triggers Incident Response. Run together as one intSignal program, you get a single view from external discovery through detection and response.

Built for regulated, audited environments

We deliver the controls and evidence that make your audits possible — hardening and operating practices aligned to the frameworks your assessors and customers recognize.

SOC 2
ISO 27001
HIPAA
PCI DSS
CIS Controls
NIST CSF
GDPR

Attack Surface Mgmt for your environment

Tell us your stack and priorities — we return scope, ownership, and a plan.