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Exposure audit

Identify internet-facing assets and information that could assist an attack.

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Ethernet cables connected to network equipment

When is this useful?

Your organisation uses domains, cloud services and applications whose visibility changes over time. An exposure audit establishes what can be observed externally, then checks these observations against assets you recognise. The aim is a usable scope for prioritising further assessment.

Reporting to plan

  • A map of observed assets and their ownership links
  • Exposure points that need verification
  • Treatment priorities with identified uncertainties

Scope, timeline and deliverables are agreed before work begins.

Frequently asked questions

Is this a penetration test?

No. Mapping exposure and testing exploitation are distinct activities. The audit can help select targets for a future penetration test.

Why repeat an exposure review?

Applications, providers and configurations change. A review is a snapshot at a particular time, not a permanent guarantee.

Preparing the engagement

01

Understand

Review your sites, systems and working practices to identify what needs attention.

02

Design

Agree scope, priorities and resources with your team.

03

Deploy & strengthen

Implement the agreed measures, check how they work and prepare the people involved.

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