Illustrative asset review
api.example.com
Review required
- 01 Observed reachability
- Publicly reachable
- A direct public path to this API was observed.
- 02 Intended access
- Internal only
- The documented policy limits access to the internal team.
Exposure Monitor
A SaaS platform for security teams to discover publicly reachable assets, review exposure findings, and monitor changes to their public footprint.
Passive discovery/ Public signals/ Continuous visibility
Your public footprint
By SecurityDiscovery ↗
The exposure gap
Compare how an asset can be reached with how it should be accessed. Review public paths that sit outside its intended boundary.
Illustrative asset review
Review required
Public reachability is a signal to review, not proof of a vulnerability or an access-control bypass.
Explore discovery, review, and monitoringInside Exposure Monitor
Bring observed public paths, review context, and recommended next steps together. Select a sample asset below to explore its public path and review context.
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Find publicly reachable applications, APIs, infrastructure, and services across your public footprint.
A clear view of exposed assets
Assess observed public paths against intended access policies. Use finding context and recommended next steps to guide your decisions.
Context and guidance for each finding
Track new and changed exposure signals over time. Bring changes back into review as your public footprint evolves.
Ongoing visibility into what changes
Before you request access
Exposure Monitor is a SaaS platform for security teams to discover publicly reachable assets, review exposure findings, and monitor changes to their public footprint.
Applications, APIs and endpoints, infrastructure, and public services. The focus is on public reachability and whether each observed path matches the asset’s intended access policy.
No. Some assets are intentionally public. Public reachability is a signal to review against intended access policy, not proof of a vulnerability or an access-control bypass.
No. Exposure Monitor provides review context and recommended next steps. Your team decides which changes are appropriate and implements them in your own environment.
Use the form below to request access. Mention Exposure Monitor and the assets you want to monitor. Submitting a request does not create an account or guarantee access.