Attack Surface Management - Check Point Exposure Management

Attack Surface Management

Continuously map your expanding digital footprint, revealing every internal and external asset, then analyze exposures and validate the real, exploitable risks hiding within, empowering you to prioritize action and proactively reduce your attack surface with safe remediation.

Discover

Continuously map out your organization’s digital footprint with automated discovery & analyze for vulnerabilities, compromised credentials and other security issues.

Prioritize:

Pinpoint your greatest risks by correlating with threat intelligence, exploitability, business criticality and potential compensating controls.

Validate

Proactively test your exposures with Agentic Exploitability Validation to identify and prioritize the ones that can be exploited.

Experience how our solution can reduce your attack surface

True Positive

Assets Tracked

Leaked credentials

Levelling up Attack Surface Management

Prioritized

Prioritize issues for remediation with issue-level and asset-level risk scoring, plus many integrations.

High Fidelity

Rely on accurate, validated findings you can trust, minimizing false positives and focusing efforts on real risks.

Complete

Gain total visibility on all your assets and exposures, including shadow IT and assets you may not know about.

Level Up Standard CVE Detection With Agentic Exposure Validation

Our Agentic Exposure Validation (AEV) goes beyond typical CVE detection to actively test for exploitability. It uncovers common security issues in your company’s digital assets that fall outside the scope of a vulnerability database and issues real time alerts to quickly identify and remediate your most urgent risks.

Less Chaos. More Control. Fewer Tabs.

Manage & mitigate external cyber threats with one solution combining Threat Intelligence, Attack Surface, Brand Protection & Supply Chain. Built for clarity, speed, and efficiency. 30 mins a day. Maximum visibility. Measurable results.

Uncover your external and internal digital presence

Discover and map all externally facing digital assets such as domains, IP addresses, web interfaces, and cloud storage and internal assets too. Collect information from multiple open, deep and dark data sources to uncover your organization’s entire digital presence and help mitigate Shadow IT.

Identify security issues

Continuously scan and map the organization’s digital presence to detect common security issues such as high risk CVEs, exploitable open ports, exposed cloud storage, vulnerable web interfaces, and more.

Assess and prioritize risks

Calculate a security score by comparing current threats against your organization’s current best practices. Track and manage identified issues and assets so that your organization can focus on and address the most critical issues first.

Actively Test Your Organization’s Exposures

Continuously and actively validate your organization’s exposures. Leverage automation to test known CVEs for exploitability. Actively scan your organization’s digital assets for common security issues that don’t have an assigned CVE number.

FAQs

How does Check Point Exposure Management discover my external attack surface?

Check Point Exposure Management continuously & automatically scans the open, deep and dark web to discover your external IT infrastructure. Using publicly-available data, like DNS records, WHOIS data, SSL certificates, and more, Check Point’s Attack Surface Monitoring module maps out your organization’s external attack surface, including IP addresses, domains, subdomains, cloud storage, and organizations (i.e. trademarked brands).

How intrusive is Check Point’s external discovery process? When you scan is there any active testing?

The process is passive so it does not actively validate or test any security controls. The discovery process will not give security teams the impression an attack is underway. There is no impact on normal operations. However we do have an Agentic Exploitability Validation option that is active and tests exposures found for exploitability. This allows for increased prioritization. This is completely optional.

What types of security issues can Check Point identify in my external digital assets?

The types of security issues we identify are:

How often should attack surface assets be scanned?

This depends on the organization. By default, Check Point scans weekly, but this can be changed per the client’s request and needs (e.g. daily or continuously, if required).