Visibility into domains, applications, services and configurations accessible from the internet. Connect technical exposure, ownership and remediation priorities within an authorised scope.
A forgotten subdomain, an old VPN or a test environment can fall outside your inventory. We connect each exposure with its owner, purpose and required action, rather than handing over a context-free port list.
BLURTEK / SOLUTION STUDIOILLUSTRATIVE DEMO
EXPLORE A SCENARIO
Information in its place.
Example data
Example assets24demo
Identified services08demo
Pending reviews03demo
Impact × exposure · example
RELATED CAPABILITY WITHIN THIS SERVICE
Exposure inventory
Declared assets and public references linked to your domains. Verify ownership and scope before including new targets in the assessment.
FROM CONCEPT TO YOUR ENVIRONMENT
Designed to connect. Built around you.
Test subdomain · Remote access gateway · Published storage
Conceptual image. Not a client installation.
HOW IT BECOMES A PROJECT
Clarity to decide. Evidence to move forward.
Choose an initial process and an outcome you can verify. The attack surface assessment proposal connects scope, implementation and operations; it is more than a list of technologies.
Scope you can review
We document the starting point, people and systems involved in test subdomain. Requirements, exclusions and dependencies are made explicit before building.
Process and source map
Priorities and acceptance criteria
A verifiable first delivery
We validate a complete workflow in an agreed environment. We review the normal case and exceptions: insufficient permissions, missing data or integration failures.
Demonstration with your team
Recorded tests and corrections
A team that knows how to use it
Handover includes knowledge: how to operate, who can change what and who to contact. Maintenance, training and next phases are agreed so the solution does not become isolated.
Documentation and knowledge transfer
Ownership and continuity
Attack surface assessment
Let’s look at your use case.
Tell us what happens today, what needs to improve and which tools you use. We start by understanding it.
Combine these capabilities around your systems, priorities and team. The proposal specifies what is included, what connects and what remains out of scope.
01
Exposure inventory
Declared assets and public references linked to your domains. Verify ownership and scope before including new targets in the assessment.
02
Signals and configuration
DNS, certificates, headers and exposed services. Separate verified observations, hypotheses and pending checks so false positives are not presented as incidents.
03
Business prioritisation
Link findings to critical assets, data and owners. A risk-and-effort plan helps decide what to fix first.
04
Follow-up and retesting
Compare reviews, new exposures and remediation checks. Active penetration testing requires additional authorisation and defined testing rules.
FROM SCOPE TO OPERATION
The workflow matters as much as the technology.
Start with a defined workflow and validate it with the people who will use it. Agree sources, permissions, integrations and acceptance criteria before expanding.
WHAT WE MEASURE
Unowned exposures, open findings and time to remediation. This does not certify the absence of vulnerabilities.
A POSSIBLE WORKFLOW
Attack surface assessment
01Validate assets
02Observe exposure
03Prioritise
04Verify fixes
Workflow illustration · not a screenshot of a deployed product
DELIVERABLES AND SUPPORT
Something your team can actually use.
Documentation, knowledge transfer and a foundation for future development. Licences, support and responsibilities are defined in the proposal.
Traceable exposed-asset inventory
Evidence report and assessment limitations
Remediation and retest plan
FAQ
Let’s be clear.
Does an external assessment involve attacking my systems?
No. Passive analysis and active checks are explicitly separated. Agree targets, techniques, windows and stop conditions before any active testing.
What do you need to prepare a proposal?
Goals, current systems, users involved and time or budget constraints. If access to sensitive information is needed, we agree conditions and permissions first.
How are price and timeline defined?
After defining scope, integrations, volume and acceptance criteria. The proposal separates implementation, licences or infrastructure and maintenance where applicable.
CAPABILITIES THAT CONNECT
WE START BY LISTENING
Your next step, thought through together.
Tell us what needs to improve. We help you decide where to start and what is worth building.
