ARX Expose: what an attacker sees of your company from the outside
Before attacking, attackers observe: domain names, exposed services, certificates, accounts caught up in a breach. ARX Expose looks at your company through the same eyes, so you can close the doors before someone finds them.
How it works
It starts from the domains, addresses and mailboxes declared for your company, with your consent on record.
The attack surface: names, certificates, open ports, recognized products and mail configuration (SPF and DMARC). The exposure: known vulnerabilities on public services, lookalike domains registered by others, accounts involved in breaches.
Everything feeds into a score from 0 to 100, with a grade from A to F, its trend over time and a list of findings with what to do. Sources are passive only, checks run daily and the data comes from the ARXDOME database.
Inside and outside
ARX Expose combines the external view with the internal vulnerabilities of the machines monitored by ARX Shield, with dedicated reports on exposure, attack surface, lookalike domains and credentials.
ARX Scout verifies first-hand the ports and services that public sources report as exposed; ARX Radar shows who is attacking them right now.
For an assessment carried out by people there are the ARX Probe (penetration testing) and ARX Strike (attack simulation) services, delivered by the Blue Eagle Technology team.
What it offers: ARX Expose
- Attack surface: names, certificates, ports, products, mail
- Known vulnerabilities on public services
- Lookalike domains registered by others
- Company accounts involved in breaches
- Score from 0 to 100 with a grade from A to F and its trend
- Findings with the actions to take, checked daily
Why choose it
- Your company seen the way an attacker sees it
- Passive sources only, with your consent on record
- A simple grade to share with management
- Concrete guidance on what to fix
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See what shows from the outside with ARX Expose
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