External asset discovery
Build a clearer inventory of domains, subdomains, applications and other internet-facing assets within an authorized scope.
ASWEEP centers on finding what is visible, examining relevant security signals and helping teams turn observations into decisions. Exact modules, methods and reporting scope are confirmed during a product conversation.
Understand the domains, subdomains and services in an authorized external scope.
Build a clearer inventory of domains, subdomains, applications and other internet-facing assets within an authorized scope.
Connect known properties with related hostnames so overlooked digital entry points receive attention.
Bring internet-facing properties and their relationships into a clearer view.
See externally reachable properties in one assessment view, with context for ownership and review.
Understand which ports and services are reachable from the internet on assets in scope.
Review observable web, certificate and service configuration with appropriate validation.
Surface security observations on approved assets for human review and appropriate validation.
Review externally visible web configuration and common posture signals during a scoped assessment.
Keep certificate and TLS configuration observations visible to the people responsible for action.
Compare assessment observations and investigate meaningful changes.
Compare successive authorized assessments to keep an eye on changes in external exposure.
Investigate newly observed assets, services and configuration changes in their business context.
Use severity and business context to decide what needs attention first.
Organize findings by severity and context so teams can decide what to validate and address first.
Present observations and next steps in a form teams can act on.
Bring asset evidence, observations and next steps into a clear report for security stakeholders.
Use external observations to inform a broader conversation about your digital risk posture.
Illustrative triage model · final priority depends on business context and evidence.
Start with a conversation about your digital exposure and security assessment requirements.