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Attack Surface Intelligence

Beyond inventory — enriched intelligence on every asset, ranked by what an attacker would target first.

Why teams choose this

Asset enrichment

Ownership, business unit, criticality and data classification on every asset.

Exploitability scoring

Combine CVE, EPSS, CISA KEV and active exploit telemetry for true priority.

Attack-path mapping

See how an attacker could chain weaknesses across your environment.

Critical asset alerts

Custom severity routing for crown-jewel systems.

90%
Noise reduction
EPSS+KEV
Exploit signals
1 view
Across the stack
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What's included

  • EPSS + KEV + dark-web exploit signals
  • Attack-path graph across discovered assets
  • Business-context enrichment (BU, owner, criticality)
  • Risk-based vulnerability prioritization
  • API for SIEM, SOAR and ticketing integration
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How it works

  1. 01
    Connect

    Add your domain or vendor list — no agents, no DNS changes. intelligence enrichment starts within minutes.

  2. 02
    Analyze

    Our engine continuously ingests open-source intelligence, scan data and threat feeds to produce an objective risk score.

  3. 03
    Act

    Receive prioritized remediations, alerts and exportable evidence — share with your team, board or auditors.

Quick Answers

Attack Surface Intelligence — frequently asked questions

What signals power exploitability scoring?
We blend CVSS, EPSS, CISA KEV, exploit-DB telemetry and dark-web chatter to produce a single, defensible exploitability score.
Does this replace my vulnerability scanner?
No — it sits above it. We unify scanner output, EASM data and threat intel into one prioritized backlog.
Can findings be pushed to Jira or ServiceNow?
Yes. Two-way sync with Jira, ServiceNow, Linear and GitHub Issues is built in.
What is EPSS and how is it different from CVSS?
CVSS scores a vulnerability's theoretical severity. EPSS (Exploit Prediction Scoring System, FIRST.org) estimates the probability it will be exploited in the next 30 days. EPSS is far better at prioritization.
What is the CISA KEV catalogue?
CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalogue lists CVEs that have been observed in active exploitation. Federal agencies must patch them on a deadline; any organization should treat them as top priority.
How does attack-path mapping help prioritization?
By chaining exposures, ASI shows which low-severity findings combine into a high-impact attack path. A single 'medium' bug adjacent to a crown-jewel system often outranks a dozen isolated 'highs'.

Ready to see Attack Surface Intelligence in action?

Talk to our team about a 30-minute walkthrough tailored to your environment, or run a free non-intrusive scan of any domain.