12 asset types
Domain, subdomain, IP, mobile app, social media, VIP staff, keyword, logo, location, technology, vulnerability and SSL certificate.
ASM 12 asset types, a 0–100 risk score, a continuous findings stream
Every externally visible asset, from domains to VIP staff, is inventoried, scanned and given a 0–100 risk score and a letter grade. What is exposed, how risky it is and what changed this week — on one screen.
Screenshots are taken from a demo tenant; organisation names and data are entirely fictional.
An inventory is a process, not a table. Any subdomain nobody claims eventually goes stale; a forgotten CNAME points to a deleted cloud bucket and your domain starts serving someone else's content. Attack Surface Management gives every asset an owner and a risk score — and when the score moves, it shows why.
What it does
Domain, subdomain, IP, mobile app, social media, VIP staff, keyword, logo, location, technology, vulnerability and SSL certificate.
Every asset gets a 0–100 score and an A–F grade. Tags such as critical infrastructure or PCI-DSS scope drive priority.
Subdomain takeover, sensitive paths (/.git, /backup), known CVEs, email security (DMARC) and dark web mentions.
How it works
You enter your root domains, IP blocks, brands and VIP list. No agent is installed.
Subdomains, open ports, technology versions, certificates and DNS records are enumerated; each asset gets its own profile.
Findings feed the score by severity. New findings, resolved findings and the riskiest assets are tracked week over week.
Sub-modules
ASSETS
Twelve asset types from domains to logos, each with an importance score, risk split, tags, who added it and who …
PROFILE
A 0–100 risk ring, importance, active vulnerability count and fifteen tabs, including subdomains, WHOIS, DNS, technologies, vulnerabilities, IPs and ports, …
FINDINGS
Subdomain takeover, reachable sensitive paths, known CVEs and dark web mentions in one list, filtered by asset, type and status.
What you get
Other modules
Next step
In a 30-minute session we run a live scan against your own domains.