CONTINUOUS EXPOSURE MANAGEMENT
Machine Learning and agentic layer, in one platform.
CSURFACE unites discovery with Machine Learning, proprietary agentic layer, contextual classification, intelligence-driven prioritization, exploitability validation, and financial risk quantification — all under a single data model without the need to integrate multiple tools.
HOW THE PLATFORM WORKS
The five phases of CTEM, in a continuous cycle
Continuous Threat Exposure Management — scope, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization. Select each phase to see how CSURFACE executes it.
PHASE 01 · SCOPING
Business-defined scope
The cycle begins by defining what matters: the external attack surface in scope, related entities — from the root domain — and the business context that guides criticality. No lists to provide.
- External scope from the root domain
- Related entities, regardless of country
- Business context guiding criticality
PHASE 02 · DISCOVERY
Discovery and attribution without input
CSURFACE maps the entire external surface — domains, subdomains, IPs, applications, APIs, and cloud assets — and attributes ownership of each through Machine Learning, with false positives eliminated before reaching the dashboard. Includes shadow IT and environments outside official inventory.
- Mapping from the root domain, agentless
- Ownership attributed by Machine Learning
- Shadow IT, legacy, and ephemeral assets in scope
PHASE 03 · PRIORITIZATION
Prioritization by real risk
Each exposure is weighted by many signals — active threat and exploitation, exposure, reach, and business context — in a Machine Learning model. The remediation queue reflects the real risk above isolated severity scores.
- Active threat and exploitation cross-referenced with business context
- Many signals combined by ML into one priority
- Continuous recalibration as scenarios change
PHASE 04 · VALIDATION
Validation of exploitability
Where there is test module coverage, CSURFACE confirms exploitability in an active and external manner; for the rest of the surface, evaluation is passive detection. The team handles validated exposures and their cascading impact.
- Active and external testing where covered
- PASSIVE detection elsewhere on the surface
- Blast radius: the real reach of exploitation
PHASE 05 · MOBILIZATION
Activation of remediation
The validated exposure becomes action: the prioritized queue is routed to the right area and responsible party with context for action, and retesting happens automatically after remediation. The surface is continuously reassessed and the cycle restarts.
- Queue routed to the correct area and responsible party
- Automatic retesting after remediation
- Continuous reassessment: the cycle closes and restarts
PLATFORM PILLARS
A platform, all pillars of exposure management
Discovery, prioritization, validation and response operate under a single data model — each pillar feeds the next, without integrating multiple tools.
The entire surface, always in view
Continuous discovery of everything exposed on the internet, from the root domain — including shadow IT and assets outside official inventory.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management · CTEMThreat exposure as a program
The five phases of the continuous cycle — scope, discovery, prioritization, validation and mobilization — operationalized on a single platform.
Risk-Based Vulnerability Management · RBVMAddress first what the attacker exploits
Risk-based prioritization: active exploitability and asset criticality define the queue, above theoretical severity.
ValidationReal exploitable, proven
Active and external confirmation that the exposure is real — and that remediation has closed the attack path.
Threat IntelWhat is being exploited now
Active signals of current exploitation and emerging threats that reorder the queue in real time, before the risk window opens.
ConnectorsPlug into what you already have
Integrate cloud, WAF, EDR, SIEM and more to reconcile external surface with internal and reveal what has no owner or coverage.
Supply ChainRisk from third parties
Maps the embedded third-party components in your assets — scripts, CDNs and APIs — as part of your exposure.
CredentialsLeaked credentials, within hours
Monitors corporate credentials exposed in breaches and the dark web, with active validation of what still works.
Cyber Risk Quantification · CRQRisk translated for the board
Technical exposure converted into financial value — ALE and VaR — to support executive decision-making with evidence.
RBVM · RISK-BASED PRIORITIZATION
The remediation queue that reflects real threat
Risk-based prioritization combines active exploitability of each exposure with asset criticality. What an attacker would address first rises to the top of the queue — above purely theoretical severity.
- Active exploitability and asset criticality define order
- Queue reorders when new exploitation emerges
- Less volume at the top — focus on what changes risk
| # | Exposure | Exploitability | CVSS |
|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Remote execution on legacy portal portal.exemplo.com.br | active exploitation | 8.1 |
| 2 | Valid credential exposed vpn.exemplo.com.br | confirmed | — |
| 3 | Insecure deserialization api.exemplo.com | public exploit | 9.8 |
| 4 | Outdated component cdn.exemplo.com | no signal | 7.5 |
Priority follows real exploitability: an exposure under active attack (CVSS 8.1) ranks above a theoretical flaw with higher severity (CVSS 9.8).
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
FAQ
Do I need to purchase separate modules?
The exposure cycle is an integrated platform — scope, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization share the same data model. On top of this core, additional modules — TPRM, CRQ (Real Risk), and Attack Path Analysis — extend the platform as needed.
Does the platform require agents or installation?
No. All analysis is external and part of the root domain of the organization — without agents, credentials, or access to the internal network. The platform operates autonomously.
CSURFACE can optionally integrate with cloud environments, WAF, CIEM, and other sources to enrich the analysis — integrations that expand the context but are not necessary for the platform to function.
How long until I see first results?
The first assets appear in just a few hours and coverage consolidates within the first days — without the traditional scanner deployment cycle.
Does the platform cover the internal environment?
No. The focus of CSURFACE is external exposure — the attack surface accessible via the internet, which is where an attacker starts.
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