Continuous Threat Exposure Management that drives remediation
Find what attackers can see, validate what is actually risky, and keep remediation moving across external assets, cloud exposure, credentials, and threat signals.
Exposure brief
Attack surface that needs action
Assets
312
New
9
Validated
3
Validated exposure
Owner assignedAttackers do not wait for your next assessment window.
New assets, cloud changes, vendor systems, leaked credentials, and lookalike domains can appear between audits. CTEM gives your team a way to find and reduce that exposure continuously.
Common triggers
Maintain a clear view of domains, services, cloud assets, credentials, and internet-facing systems attackers can discover.
Reduce alert fatigue by confirming exposure, exploitability, asset context, and practical risk before escalating work.
Route the most important issues first based on reachability, sensitivity, business impact, and attacker usefulness.
Track remediation, verify fixes, and keep leadership informed with a current exposure reduction narrative.
We founded and maintain the open standard for exposure identifiers.
CTEM.org gives security teams a CVE-style language for exposures: numbered, vendor-neutral identifiers that make findings easier to classify, route, trend, and explain.
Explore the CTEM.org standard29
public identifiers
8
exposure categories
JSON
machine-readable feed
How it shows up in our service
We map exposure findings to CTEM IDs such as credential dumps, lookalike domains, source-code exposure, ransomware leaks, and internet-exposed gateway devices so teams share one language from analyst queue to executive report.
What we monitor and validate
The goal is not more alerts. The goal is a current, validated view of the exposure your team needs to reduce.
Domains, subdomains, public IPs, open services, remote access, and newly exposed infrastructure.
- Shadow IT and forgotten internet-facing assets
- Open administration panels, remote access, and risky services
- New exposures introduced by infrastructure or vendor changes
- Context on ownership, sensitivity, and remediation path
Cloud resources, storage, identity paths, SaaS configuration, and public data access risk.
- Public buckets, snapshots, storage, and service endpoints
- Risky identity permissions and exposed management surfaces
- Configuration drift that creates attacker-accessible paths
- Cloud exposure notes that engineering teams can act on
Leaked credentials, secrets, source exposure, and suspicious data tied to your organization.
- Credential and secret exposure triage
- Source code or repository exposure signals
- Third-party or vendor exposure that may affect your environment
- Validation before noisy alerts become urgent escalations
Lookalike domains, impersonation, phishing indicators, and threat intelligence relevant to your business.
- Lookalike domains and phishing infrastructure patterns
- Brand impersonation and suspicious external references
- Threat intelligence filtered to your actual exposure
- Escalation guidance when action is needed
Exposure intelligence your team can act on.
CTEM should produce a living remediation queue and a clear story of risk reduction, not a dashboard nobody owns.
A remediation-centered CTEM loop
We keep the program focused on exposure reduction from the start.
We identify what belongs to you, what matters most, and who owns remediation.
We monitor external assets, cloud exposure, credentials, and threat signals for meaningful changes.
Findings are enriched with reachability, impact, exploitability, and business context.
Your team gets clear next steps, ownership support, and verification when exposure is reduced.
Use CTEM when visibility exists, but ownership and prioritization are unclear.
CTEM FAQ
Straight answers for teams deciding whether exposure management belongs in their security program.
Related security services
CTEM pairs well with manual validation, recurring testing, and security leadership.
Validate exploitable risk through focused manual testing of web, API, cloud, and infrastructure scope.
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Learn moreReduce the exposure attackers can actually use
We will help you identify the exposed assets, signals, and remediation workflows that should be part of your CTEM program.
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