External exposure assessment · 72 hours

Most companies think they know what's exposed externally. They usually don't.

In most environments we assess, 20–40% of externally reachable assets are unknown to the internal team. We validate what's actually exploitable and show what an attacker can reach.

For security leads, CTOs, and teams responsible for external risk.

72h
Delivery
Zero
Internal access
25+yr
Combined experience

Recent patterns observed across assessments:

• Public-facing service tied to internal database via forgotten API endpoint
• Staging environment indexed by search engines exposing production-like data
• Misconfigured cloud storage with partial access control — not fully public, still exploitable
• Subdomain takeover potential on assets no one internally tracks anymore
• "Low severity" issue used as entry point for full environment mapping

None of these were detected by internal teams before the assessment.

In multiple cases, similar exposure patterns led to credential access, lateral movement, or data exposure.

Why most exposure assessments fail

Enumeration ≠ understanding

Most tools stop at listing assets. They don't distinguish between dead surface, decoys, and systems that actually lead somewhere sensitive.

CVSS is not attacker logic

A medium internet-facing issue is often more dangerous than a "critical" that requires internal access. Most reports get this backwards.

No path analysis

Individual findings don't matter. What matters is how they connect — initial access, pivot, data access. Most assessments never model this.

Output nobody uses

Long reports without ownership or sequencing don't get executed. Engineering ignores them. Leadership can't act on them.

We work differently. Every finding is manually validated, tied to an attack path, and assigned a clear remediation sequence. If your current exposure report looks clean, it's likely incomplete.

No platform. No ongoing subscription. A one-time external reality check.

What we typically uncover

Forgotten admin panel with default credentials on non-inventoried server → direct database access in under 15 minutes
Dev API running against production data, no authentication → full customer PII exposure
Staging environment indexed by Google, linked to internal services → recon path to production infrastructure
S3 bucket with public listing revealing backup filenames and schedules → internal architecture intelligence for targeted attack

Real patterns from real assessments. In multiple cases, these led to production data exposure or privileged access.

What you actually get

01
External asset inventory

Full external footprint — domains, subdomains, IPs, cloud assets, services. Verified, not guessed.

02
Vulnerability & misconfiguration findings

Only exploitable issues prioritized. Each finding includes impact, exposure path, and fix.

03
Attack path analysis

How an attacker moves through your environment. Entry → pivot → access.

04
Compliance readiness map

Mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS — usable in audits, not just documentation.

05
Remediation plan with ownership

Fix sequence with ownership. What to do now, next, and later.

06
Executive summary

One-page summary leadership can act on immediately.

How it works

Day 0

Scope

15-minute call. You give scope. We confirm boundaries and start.

Day 1–3

Assess

Manual recon + validation. We identify what is reachable and what can be used.

Day 3

Deliver

Report + walkthrough. We explain what matters and what to fix first.

Who does the work

CISSP
Giorgi Beroshvili
Principal Security Architect · Founder

25+ years across telecom, fintech, and MSSP environments. Leads risk strategy, compliance mapping, and report structure. Has seen the same exposure patterns across dozens of organizations — most are predictable.

CISSP
OSCP+
Lasha Chabashvili
Offensive Security · Risk Analyst

Attack surface mapping, AD exploitation, red team ops. Validates every finding manually from the outside.

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CRTO
Tornike Matarashvili
Penetration Testing · Threat Assessment Lead

Web app testing, cloud security validation, detection evasion. Builds the attack path narratives in every report.

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Pricing

Fixed scope. No sales cycle. You know what you're getting before we start.

Single Domain
$1,500
One domain · up to 50 assets
Asset discovery & validation
Vulnerability findings
Risk prioritization
Executive summary
Remediation plan
30-min walkthrough
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Multi Domain
$2,500
Multiple domains · up to 200 assets
Everything in Single Domain
Cloud exposure analysis
Compliance map (SOC 2 / ISO)
Attack path narrative
Cross-service chain analysis
60-min walkthrough
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Complex Environment
$4,000+
Multi-cloud · M&A · custom scope
Everything in Multi Domain
Multi-cloud coverage
M&A due diligence format
Board-ready presentation
Custom framework mapping
Monitoring discussion
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Questions

Scanners enumerate. They don't interpret, prioritize by real-world exploitability, or map attack chains. We do all three manually, then tell you what to fix first and why.

No. We work from the outside only — same perspective as an attacker. You give us domains and IP ranges. We handle everything else.

Good. Internal teams build defenses. We show them what's still visible from outside — assets and paths they typically don't have time or perspective to check.

Standard and Advanced tiers include compliance mapping. Findings are aligned to specific controls so your auditor sees exactly where gaps are.

After the scoping call. Most reports are delivered within 72 hours.

Find out what's actually exposed.

We'll show you what you're missing — or confirm there's nothing critical.

Most teams request this after a security review, audit pressure, or incident. Earlier is cheaper.

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