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Platform Overview

One platform for
Cyber Exposure Management.

Vulnerability Management and Attack Surface Management find, monitor and score your exposure. The Exposure Intelligence Center sits above both, turning every signal into one governed view your team, your CISO and your board can act on.
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2 exposure domains, 1 governance layer
One platform, one Cyber Exposure Management practice
Definition

What is Cyber Exposure Management?.

Cyber Exposure Management is the ongoing practice of finding, tracking and reducing every way an organisation is exposed to attack, both inside the network and on the internet-facing perimeter. Rather than treating scanning, discovery and reporting as separate tools, it treats them as one continuous cycle: discover what exists, assess what’s weak, prioritise by real business risk, and prove the work to regulators and the board.

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Asset Discovery
Discover all assets and attack surface
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Exposure Assessment
Identify and assess exposures
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Risk Prioritization
Prioritize by business impact and threat context
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Remediation & Mitigation
Remediate and reduce risk
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Continuous Monitoring
Monitor continuously and improve
The platform

Three components. One Cyber Exposure Management practice.

Each component stands on its own, but they’re built to work as one platform. See Plans & Pricing for what’s included at each tier.

Exposure domain

Vulnerability Management

Continuous scanning and prioritized remediation across your internal environment.
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Exposure domain

Attack Surface Management

Discovers what's exposed to the internet, including assets you didn't know you had.
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Governance layer

Exposure Intelligence Center

Takes every signal from VM and ASM, scores it into one Exposure Risk Index, and routes it to the right audience: IT operational teams, SOC, CISO, or board.
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How Cyber Exposure Management relates to EIC, specifically.

Cyber Exposure Management is the practice: continuously finding, tracking and reducing every way your organisation is exposed. Vulnerability Management and Attack Surface Management are the two domains that generate that exposure data today.

The Exposure Intelligence Center is not a third domain alongside them. It’s the governance and reporting layer that sits on top of both, normalizing their output into one Exposure Risk Index so the same underlying data can answer a SOC analyst’s question, a CISO’s risk register, and a board’s compliance report, without three separate exports.

In practice this means your Cyber Exposure Management maturity grows without adding new tools: VM and ASM keep collecting the same data they always have, and EIC is what turns that growing dataset into governance you can show an auditor or a regulator under NIS2 and DORA.

Vulnerability Management
Attack Surface Management
feeds into
Exposure Intelligence Center
FAQ
Common questions.
Is Cyber Exposure Management the same thing as Vulnerability Management?
No. Vulnerability Management is one input into Cyber Exposure Management. Cyber Exposure Management also includes Attack Surface Management and the governance layer (EIC) that turns both into one risk view.
Do I need to buy VM, ASM and EIC separately?
They're one platform, built to work together, but what's included depends on your plan. See Plans & Pricing for exactly what each tier includes.
What does EIC add that a VM or ASM dashboard doesn't already show?
A single Exposure Risk Index across both domains, plus role-based views: Signal Center for operational teams, Executive Insights for management, and Compliance Mapping & Evidence Vault for auditors, all from the same underlying data.

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A guided walkthrough of Vulnerability Management, Attack Surface Management and the Exposure Intelligence Center together.
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