Digital supply chain at the code level
Third-party scripts, analytics tags, CDNs, and runtime-embedded libraries in your applications. CSURFACE maps each dependency and the exact observed version — before the next compromise turns into an incident.
CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE MANAGEMENT
Domination over
your external attack surface
Starting from the root domain, Machine Learning and a agentic layer determine the ownership of each asset and maintain a living inventory, prioritized by risk.
DISCOVER WHAT IS EXPOSED ON YOUR SURFACE · FREE PRELIMINARY ANALYSIS IN 48H
Discovery with Machine LearningFinds what traditional enumeration does not see
Prioritization by real riskTreats first what the attacker exploits, above CVSS
100% externalNo sensors or collectors to install
WHAT THE CSURFACE DISCOVERS
The real attack surface is always larger than the official inventory
Aggregated numbers from organizations already analyzed by CSURFACE.
0
external assets mapped
0
related organizations discovered
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of the exposed web applications operate without WAF
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the oldest exposed vulnerability we have ever found
In 2 out of 3 analyzed companies, there is an exploitable vulnerability forgotten for more than five years. In over half of them, with public exploit code available.
The gap lies in knowing what exists before any security tool can help. See the full panorama in State of Digital Exposure →
WHY THIS MATTERS
The attacker only needs one opportunity: the path of least resistance.
Usually, it's an asset absent from the inventory — exposed and out of any control. The three most common gaps we find:
1,068related organizations and environments outside the inventory
Forgotten subdomains and environments
Homologation portals, discontinued environments, and forgotten subdomains remain published and without security updates — a low-visibility vector of entry that can be exploited without generating any alert in the operation.
37%of the analyzed companies had leaked corporate credentials
Leaked corporate credentials
Credentials appear in public breaches and on the dark web. Detection takes, on average, 94 days — a window sufficient for credential stuffing attacks against the organization's portals.
71%of the exposed web applications operate without WAF
Shadow IT and unauthorized SaaS
Business areas contract tools, provision cloud environments, and publish APIs without going through security. Assets outside the inventory fall out of the scope of protection and compliance audits.
In more than a third of data breaches, there was shadow data involved — information in unmanaged assets, out of the security radar.
IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024 · research conducted by Ponemon Institute
WHY CSURFACE
CSURFACE operates at the pace of threat, in a continuous cycle.
Machine Learning and the agentic layer reevaluate the surface continuously, every few hours. They attribute the property of each asset and, where there is test coverage, confirm exploitability before the alert reaches the team.
- Single platform: discovery, validation, and prioritization in one continuous cycle
- Discovery of shadow IT and assets outside the official inventory
- Mapping of digital supplier chains at the code level
- Continuous monitoring of leaked corporate credentials
- Validation of real exploitability, beyond static CVSS
COVERAGE TEST
How many assets does your organization not know it has?
In recent clients, CSURFACE discovered up to 6.7× more assets than the official inventory reported. These are real deployment numbers with defined client and scope.
Financial institution · medium size+69% · 1.7×
The organization operated with 160 external assets. CSURFACE delivered 271 — inherited subdomains, forgotten environments, and services published that were not in any CMDB.
B2B SaaS startup · Brazil+571% · 6.7×
Engineering monitored 85 assets. CSURFACE discovered 570 — environments provisioned without security review, inherited services from previous phases, APIs published outside formal process.
Real cases, anonymized identifiers. Metric: external assets not listed in the client's official inventory, attributed with confidence ≥ 95% by the agentic layer.
RISK IN REALS
How Much Does It Cost, in Reais, for a Surface Out of Control?
Estimate the annual expected loss from an incident using the FAIR methodology, calibrated by the IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025 (Brazil). Adjust the fields and compare with your sector’s benchmark — no registration required.
Annual Expected Loss (ALE)
R$ 0How much, on average annually, we expect it to cost — probability × impact.
12-Month Probability
0%LGPD Fine Exposure
R$ 0Sector Benchmark — IBM 2025
R$ 0Average cost of a data breach in the sector (IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025, Brazil).
Executive guidance estimate, based on the FAIR methodology and IBM Cost of a Data Breach 2025 (Brazilian average: R$ 7.19 mi). For CSURFACE platform customers, the methodology incorporates additional proprietary data — fine-tuned probability adjustment according to business context, critical processes, and observed asset inventory. Does not replace formal quantitative risk analysis.
CONTINUOUS MONITORING
Between a scheduled scan and the next, an exposure window opens.
Scheduled scanning tools—monthly or weekly—only see the surface at the moment of execution. A new published asset, a critical CVE disclosure, an expired certificate, or a leaked credential between one scan and the next remain invisible until the subsequent scan. CSURFACE continuously monitors and closes this gap.
Interval without visibility (scheduled)
Continuous detection (CSURFACE)
See in action · The continuous cycle
From discovery to mobilization, without interruption.
Seven chained steps that the platform executes and re-executes in a loop — keeping the inventory alive and the risk queue always in the present of the threat.
1Discovery
Discovery
Each exposed asset on the external surface, including shadow IT.
2Mapping
Mapping
3Context
Contextualization
Technology, ownership, and criticality — the owner decided before the alert.
4Identification
Identification
Vulnerabilities, exposures, and weak configurations in each asset.
5Validation
Validation
Safe tests confirm what is actually exploitable.
6Prioritization
Prioritization
Ordered by real risk — active cross-exploitation with criticality.
7Mobilization
Mobilization
Forwarded to the responsible team, with suggested remediation, until closed.
↻ executed and re-executed in a continuous loop
Each alert answers three questions:
is it yours, is it exploitable, is it worth acting on.
THE PLATFORM IN PILLARS
A platform, all pillars of exposure management
The report is the entry point; the platform keeps you ahead. Discovery, prioritization, validation, and response operate under a single data model — each pillar feeds the next.
Phase 1 · Discover
The entire surface area
Map everything that is exposed, seen from the outside.
Phase 2 · Prioritize
What matters first
Focus on what is actually exploitable and critical.
Phase 3 · Validate & respond
Prove and act
Confirm what is real and close the attack path.
DIGITAL SUPPLY CHAIN
Your attack surface includes what you don't control.
Each external dependency — embedded scripts, CDN, consumed APIs, contracted SaaS — enters your attack surface through its own domain. When the third party is compromised, the attack reaches your HTML without the attacker touching your infrastructure. This was exactly how the Polyfill.io incident in June 2024 affected over 100,000 legitimate websites.
Dependent APIs and endpoints
Third-party endpoints your product consumes, exposed keys in frontend, OAuth scopes granted. When the provider fails or is compromised, the impact falls on your customer, through your own environment.
External posture of suppliers · TPRM
A discipline separate from the embedded code chain: TPRM evaluates the observable external posture of each critical supplier — payment, identity, messaging, ERP. It's what the attacker sees from the partner before the attack reaches the supply chain.
NATIVE INTEGRATIONS
Connected to what already runs in your operation.
CSURFACE connects natively to the stack that your team already uses — SIEM, ticketing, ChatOps, SOAR — so the validated alert reaches the existing workflow within the same environment that the team regularly consults.
SIEM
Splunk · Microsoft Sentinel · IBM QRadar · Elastic
Ticketing
Jira · ServiceNow
ChatOps
Slack · Microsoft Teams
SOAR
Splunk SOAR · Tines · Cortex XSOAR
API + Webhooks
REST + generic webhook for custom integration
CSURFACE BY INDUSTRY
Specific coverage for the regulation of your industry
USE CASE · M&A CYBER DUE DILIGENCE
The inherited attack surface arrives before the contract.
In M&A operations, CSURFACE delivers the complete external exposure map of the target company — including shadow IT, previous acquisition environments, and embedded digital ecosystems — before signing. Evaluate cyber risk at the same pace as financial due diligence.
WHAT CUSTOMERS SAY ABOUT US
What security customers say about CSURFACE.
Rodrigo · Cybersecurity Manager · One of Brazil's largest startups
I haven't seen any other platform offering what CSURFACE is offering.
Joel M. · Cybersecurity Specialist · A large financial company
A unique approach compared to the various ASM products currently available in the market, projecting a significant reduction in false positives and being assertive in indicating prioritization of vulnerabilities that make sense.
Rodrigo · Cybersecurity Coordinator · One of Brazil's largest companies
CSURFACE allowed us to discover that we were monitoring only 15% of our actual attack surface. There was a chronic visibility problem, with legacy assets that could become serious incidents at any moment.
Guilherme C. · Security Manager · Multinational
The platform enabled benchmarking against market standards, especially in potential financial impact, and helped us detect issues with a higher probability of becoming incidents.
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQ
Is the preliminary analysis really free?
Yes. You provide a corporate email and receive, in your email, a preliminary report with the main findings of your company's attack surface. No credit card required, no mandatory meeting, and no commercial engagement.
Why do I need to use a corporate email?
The analysis runs on the domain of your email. That's why we don't accept free providers (Gmail, Hotmail, Outlook, etc.) — and that's why we ask you to confirm ownership or authorization over those assets.
How long does it take to receive the report?
The preliminary report will reach your email within 48 business hours. The analysis is performed externally — we don't depend on installation or access to your infrastructure.
Is the analysis intrusive? Do you need access to my network?
No. The preliminary analysis is — based on external observation and public sources, exactly from an attacker's perspective. No agents, no installation, no destructive testing. See the Preliminary Analysis Terms.
What does CSURFACE find that my team doesn't see?
Subdomains and forgotten environments, shadow IT, assets outside the official inventory, leaked corporate credentials, and the digital supply chain embedded in your code. It's common for a company to discover multiples of additional assets beyond its official inventory.
How does CSURFACE differ from Tenable and Qualys?
A unique platform that goes beyond asset inventory: discovery with Machine Learning of shadow IT and assets outside the inventory, mapping of the digital supply chain of suppliers, monitoring of leaked credentials, and validation of exploitability. See the platform differences.
Where are you now?
I have a structured security team
I want to understand how CSURFACE fits into my exposure program.
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I want to resell and operate CSURFACE for my customer base.
Partnership program →I am a journalist or researcher
I want access to the digital exposure sector reports.
Request sector report →See your company as an attacker would.
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