Exposure Command
About the product
Exposure Command is a solution that enables organizations to obtain a unified, structured view of their external and internal attack surfaces. The platform’s goal is to identify, monitor, and assess all publicly available assets from the perspective of a potential attacker. Exposure Command uses advanced mechanisms for continuous mapping and monitoring of public resources to correlate data from multiple sources. Crucially, the solution also aggregates data on the internal security posture of the organization using data collected by individual tools used within the organization. This allows for a comprehensive risk analysis by collecting and consolidating information from multiple sources. Based on the collected data, the tool performs a comprehensive risk analysis and is able to identify real attack paths.
Advantages of the product
aggregation of data from multiple sources
comprehensive control over the organization's resources
broad portfolio of native integrations
Benefits of Implementation
Full visibility of organizational assets. The tool provides a complete view of organizational assets by combining data from both public information sources and internal security systems.
Centralization of vulnerability data. With native integrations across a broad portfolio of security systems, Exposure Command enables centralized collection of all key system security data. This information is automatically consolidated and enriched, providing a consistent, comprehensive view of the protected IT environment. This approach greatly simplifies threat identification and effective vulnerability management.
Advanced risk analysis. A comprehensive view of the protected environment enables more accurate assessment of the risks associated with detected vulnerabilities. Built-in correlation mechanisms combine data from different sources, identifying logical links between threats. As a result, the tool can map realistic attack paths that a potential attacker could use, which greatly facilitates the prioritization of corrective actions.