Attack Surface Management
AI-powered continuous discovery and prioritization of cyber attack surface vulnerabilities.
Business impact
- Incident response time — Reduces time to detect and respond to security incidents through automation
- Security posture improvement — Enhances overall defense by continuously identifying and mitigating attack vectors
- Asset inventory accuracy — Maintains up-to-date and comprehensive asset visibility to reduce unknown exposures
- Operational efficiency — Automates manual security tasks, increasing team productivity and reducing errors
- Threat detection rate — Increases detection of external and internal threats using AI-powered analytics
Data requirements
- Network telemetry (Numeric) — Used to monitor traffic and detect anomalous activities indicating vulnerabilities
- Asset inventories (Structured) — Provide structured data on hardware and software assets for comprehensive visibility
- Vulnerability databases (Text) — Supply known threat intelligence to prioritize remediation efforts
- Cloud environment logs (Text) — Capture cloud asset configurations and changes for continuous monitoring
- External threat intelligence feeds (Text) — Inform on emerging external risks and attack vectors
AI methods and techniques
- Predictive AI — Forecasts potential attack paths and prioritizes vulnerabilities based on risk
- Generative AI — Generates insights on unknown exposures and simulates attack scenarios
- Agentic AI — Automates response actions and continuous scanning without human intervention
AI models and model families
GPT-4, Claude, Llama 2, Custom ML models for vulnerability detection
Industries
Real-world evidence
6 documented case studies on record.
Companies using this: Check Point Software, Circle K, Hadrian, Leading, Rapid7, Tenable.
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