External Attack Surface Management

See your entire attack surface. Act on what matters.

External Attack Surface Management (EASM) is the continuous discovery, monitoring, and risk assessment of an organization's internet-facing assets. Deepinfo EASM finds every domain, subdomain, IP address, certificate, and exposed service tied to your perimeter (including the ones you don't know you own), and scores each by real-world exploitation signal.

Deepinfo's External Attack Surface Management module discovers every internet-facing asset associated with your organization, monitors them continuously across seven data layers, and surfaces vulnerabilities enriched with real-world exploitation signal. Built on internet-scale data we own.

THE PROBLEM

You can't secure what you don't know you own.

Every modern organization has more internet-facing assets than its security team can name. Subsidiaries register domains. Partners spin up infrastructure. Acquisitions bring legacy systems. Marketing teams launch campaigns from new subdomains.

Attackers find what defenders lose track of. Most successful external attacks start at an asset the security team didn't know was theirs.

EASM closes that gap. Continuous discovery, continuous monitoring, continuous risk scoring across every asset associated with your organization, including the ones you didn't know about.

WHAT EASM DOES

Five capabilities, working as one system.

Each capability below is a sub-feature with its own page. They're built to work together: discovery feeds scanning, scanning feeds risk detection, risk detection feeds remediation, all of it feeds risk scoring. Click any card to go deeper.

VULNERABILITY INTELLIGENCE

Every CVE, enriched with real-world exploitation signal.

Most exposure platforms surface vulnerabilities with CVSS scores. CVSS tells you how severe a vulnerability could be in theory. It doesn't tell you whether attackers are actually exploiting it.

Deepinfo enriches every detected CVE with EPSS, the Exploit Prediction Scoring System, which models the likelihood that a vulnerability will be exploited in the next 30 days based on real-world data. We also flag every CVE in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, so you know which ones are being exploited right now.

The result: instead of a queue of "critical" findings sorted by severity that may or may not matter, your team sees what's actually being exploited, on assets that are actually exposed, with evidence and a clear path to remediate.

MOST PLATFORMS

CVE + CVSS

Severity in theory. A queue sorted by what could be bad, without knowing which ones attackers are actually using.

DEEPINFO

CVE + CVSS + EPSS + CISA KEV

Severity, exploitability, and active-exploitation signal. The same finding, prioritized against what's actually being exploited in the wild.

COMPLIANCE

Mapped to the frameworks your auditors care about.

Every issue Deepinfo surfaces is classified against the frameworks compliance and audit teams report against. When the audit asks which findings map to PCI DSS 4.0 Requirement 6.4, the answer is one filter, not a spreadsheet exercise.

OWASP Top 10 (2021) PCI DSS 4.0 PCI DSS 3.2 HIPAA CWE CAPEC WASC
OUTCOMES

What your team gets out of it.

Reports for executives and operators.

Executive summary. Weekly progress. Asset detail, vulnerability detail and overview, issue detail and overview. Generated on a schedule or on demand. Exportable.

Alerts that route to where your team works.

Fifteen event types. Routed to email, Slack, your SIEM, or your ticketing system. Frequency configurable per channel: instant, hourly, daily, weekly, monthly. No noise; no missed signal.

An API for everything else.

Every finding is available via API. SIEM integrations, ticketing automation, custom dashboards. The platform doesn't trap your data. See the API reference.

“We thought we had a complete asset inventory. Deepinfo's discovery added 30% more assets within the first month, mostly subsidiary infrastructure and shadow IT nobody had documented. The continuous scanning catches new exposures before our pen-testers do.”

— Head of Security Engineering, Multinational Manufacturer
EASM QUESTIONS

Common questions about EASM.

What is EASM (External Attack Surface Management)?
External Attack Surface Management is the continuous discovery, monitoring, and risk assessment of an organization's internet-facing assets. The category goes beyond a static asset inventory by treating discovery as an ongoing process: new domains, subdomains, exposed services, and configuration drift are detected as they happen.
What does Deepinfo EASM detect?
Domains and subdomains across known and shadow-IT roots, exposed services and open ports, SSL and DNS misconfigurations, expired or rogue certificates, admin and developer interfaces accidentally on the public internet, and 200+ vulnerability classes scored against real-world exploitation signal (EPSS, CISA KEV).
How does EASM differ from traditional vulnerability management?
Vulnerability management operates on assets you already know about, usually inside the perimeter and scanned on a schedule. EASM starts by finding the assets you don't know about, runs continuously rather than on a schedule, and scores by what attackers actually exploit, not just CVSS severity.
What's the typical EASM workflow?
You give Deepinfo a seed (your primary domain). The platform discovers every related asset, scans them across seven data layers, and surfaces prioritized findings inside hours. From there, security teams triage, assign owners, push to SIEM or ticketing, and watch drift in real time.
How is Deepinfo EASM priced?
Pricing scales with the number of assets you monitor, not flat tiers. Discovery is included; you only pay for what you actually keep under continuous monitoring. See the pricing page for the model, or talk to us for a scoped quote.
GET STARTED WITH EASM

See what's on your attack surface. Right now.

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