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External Attack Surface Assessment

See the services exposed outside your network.

External assessment adds another perspective to internal inventory. Assure uses a supported scanning pipeline to identify reachable services, inspect their configuration and collect targeted vulnerability findings.

01 / THE EVIDENCE

What Assure
brings together.

Reachable service discovery

Port discovery and HTTP fingerprinting identify services on the explicitly agreed targets. The result describes exposure from the scanner’s location at the time of the assessment.

TLS inspection

TLS checks provide evidence about the configuration of exposed encrypted services. Use the findings to guide a specific configuration review.

Targeted template checks

A curated Nuclei template selection covers CVEs, exposures and default-login checks. The selection is intentionally bounded rather than a claim to test every possible weakness.

Findings and reporting

Recorded external findings and attack-surface reports give operators evidence to review, assign and retest. Combine them with internal asset identity to find the responsible component.

03 / DEPLOYMENT & SCOPE

Agree what
good evidence needs.

Start with your estate.

Identify the sites, assets, service owners and existing collection paths. Confirm the measurements you need, their freshness and the supported platform versions.

Understand the capability boundary.

This is automated external security assessment, not a complete penetration test. It does not establish business-logic testing, exploit-chain validation or an accredited assessment. Active scans and default-login checks require an agreed target scope and testing window; they are not part of a read-only telemetry review.

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SEE ASSURE IN CONTEXT

Your estate.
Your priorities.

Request a tailored demonstration of external attack surface assessment and the connected capabilities that matter to your team.

  • Walk through a relevant investigation.
  • Confirm platform and collection coverage.
  • Discuss deployment and permitted responses.