In most environments we assess, ~15–20% of externally reachable assets are unknown to the internal team. We validate what's actually exploitable and show what an attacker can reach.
For business owners and technical leaders responsible for external exposure and risk.
Recent patterns observed across assessments:
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.
Most tools stop at listing assets. They don't distinguish between dead surface, decoys, and systems that actually lead somewhere sensitive.
A medium internet-facing issue is often more dangerous than a "critical" that requires internal access. Most reports get this backwards.
Individual findings don't matter. What matters is how they connect — initial access, pivot, data access. Most assessments never model this.
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 lock-in. Start with a one-time external reality check — ongoing monitoring available if you need it.
Real patterns from real assessments. In multiple cases, these led to production data exposure or privileged access.
Full external footprint — domains, subdomains, IPs, cloud assets, services. Verified, not guessed.
Only exploitable issues prioritized. Each finding includes impact, exposure path, and fix.
How an attacker moves through your environment. Entry → pivot → access.
Mapped to SOC 2, ISO 27001, PCI DSS — usable in audits, not just documentation.
Fix sequence with ownership. What to do now, next, and later.
One-page summary leadership can act on immediately.
Cyber insurance underwriters evaluate external exposure as part of premium pricing. Most mid-market companies can't document what's visible from outside — and can't prove what they've fixed.
ExposureMark produces the evidence your broker needs: a validated external exposure assessment with a one-page underwriter risk summary and a broker-ready pack designed for underwriting conversations. Clients hand this directly to their broker at renewal.
Most companies enter renewal without this visibility.
15-minute call. You give scope. We confirm boundaries and start.
Manual recon + validation. We identify what is reachable and what can be used.
Report + underwriter summary + broker-ready pack. We explain what matters and what to fix first.
Automatic rescan showing what changed. No action required — we send the delta.
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.
Attack surface mapping, AD exploitation, red team ops. Validates every finding manually from the outside.
Web app testing, cloud security validation, detection evasion. Builds the attack path narratives in every report.
Fixed scope. No sales cycle. You know what you're getting before we start.
All tiers include a complimentary 30-day recheck. Ongoing monitoring available via Continuous Underwriting Readiness — ask us.
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.
Multi Domain and Complex tiers include compliance mapping. Findings are aligned to specific controls so your auditor sees exactly where gaps are.
Yes. Multi Domain and Complex tiers include a one-page underwriter risk summary and broker forward pack — designed for your broker to submit at renewal. The 30-day recheck builds a documented evidence trail of your external posture over time.
After the scoping call. Most reports are delivered within 72 hours.
We'll show you what you're missing — or confirm there's nothing critical.
Most teams request this around security reviews, audit pressure, insurance renewal, or after an incident. Earlier is cheaper.
Every assessment includes a 30-day recheck showing what changes.
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