Organizations need to eliminate digital risks, blind spots, and potential threats, and ensure effective detection and response. This is where Attack Surface Management (ASM) comes into play. 

Understanding Attack Surface Management 

ASM as a solution has evolved in the past 4 -5 years with an aim to help security teams gain visibility into unknown technology assets. Initially, it focused into two areas: 

• External Attack Surface Management (EASM): Focusing on externally facing assets from an attacker’s perspective. 
• Cyber Asset Attack Surface Management (CAASM): Concentrates on internal assets from a defender’s viewpoint. 

Today, the capabilities EASM and CASM have converged  to provide a unified approach to managing an organization’s entire attack surface and help organizations prioritize and remediate security gaps effectively. 

The Benefits of ASM

Organizations can leverage ASM to:

• Gain a Clearer Picture of Assets: By aggregating a comprehensive picture of assets, including internet-facing assets and those internally protected or owned by subsidiaries and third parties ASM helps protect what we cannot see 
• Maintain Strong Security Fundamentals: ASM helps in improving the overall security posture  by onboarding and managing assets to ensure security basics are being followed.
• Establish a Foundation for Exposure Management: By mapping exposures and identifying the most critical risks, ASM provides crucial insights into attack paths, enabling accurate risk assessments and enhancing remediation efforts. 

How Cyble Stands Out in the ASM Landscape 

Cyble has been recognized among 37 vendors in the Attack Surface Management Solutions Landscape Report Q2 2024 by Forrester. This recognition underscores our dedication to providing comprehensive ASM solutions to our customers. 

Forrester’s Report Highlights: 

Recognition and Evaluation: The report provides an overview of the ASM solutions market, explores the value that security and risk (S&R) professionals can expect from various vendors, and offers guidance on vendor options based on company size and market focus. 

Cyble’s Top Focus Areas: In the Forrester evaluation, each vendor was asked to highlight their top three focus areas for extended use cases. These use cases go beyond the core functions and represent the areas where the vendor wants to be recognized. Cyble chose to focus on Exposure Management, Threat Hunting and Investigations, and Third-Party and Supply Chain Monitoring. 

Cyble sets itself apart in the ASM landscape through proactive and continuous monitoring and assessment of vulnerabilities and potential entry points that malicious actors could exploit for unauthorized system or network access.

• Vulnerability and Exposure Management: Cyble helps organizations identify, prioritize, and remediate vulnerabilities, ensuring a robust defense against potential threats. 
• Threat Hunting and Investigation: Cyble’s advanced AI tools enable proactive threat detection and in-depth investigation, helping to uncover and neutralize threats before they can cause harm. 
• Third-Party and Supply Chain Monitoring: Cyble provides visibility into the security posture of third parties and supply chains, helping organizations mitigate risks from external sources. 

The Cyble Advantage

Cyble leverages advanced AI and ML techniques to provide real-time insights into potentially harmful links. By employing sophisticated AI and ML algorithms to detect phishing and suspicious URLs, Cyble helps minimize false positives through advanced content and sequence matching.  Cyble delivers a comprehensive view of an organization’s attack surface, enabling better decision-making and more effective risk management. 

Through our Attack Surface Management capabilities, we provide comprehensive solutions to secure every aspect of your attack surfaces, helping our customers secure their digital frontier and detect and respond effectively.