Our external attack surface management service helps security teams identify vulnerabilities across web applications, APIs and internet-facing assets before they become incidents.
Powered by AppCheck, it replaces one-off annual assessments with continuous vulnerability scanning, prioritised findings and clearer remediation guidance.
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See how your exposure changes as code ships, infrastructure evolves and new vulnerabilities emerge.

Scan customer-facing applications, APIs, authentication surfaces and internet-facing assets from one service.
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Give security and development teams prioritised findings, practical remediation guidance and clearer evidence of reduced risk.
Most organisations still rely on a single annual penetration test to judge their web security posture. That gives you a dated snapshot, not a live view of risk. In the months after a test, new releases go live, integrations expand, configurations change and fresh vulnerabilities are published. Attackers do not wait for the next scheduled review.


Our external attack surface management service does more than surface findings.
Powered by AppCheck, it helps teams identify and prioritise exploitable weaknesses across internet-facing applications, APIs and infrastructure before they become incidents.
For organisations that need more than a basic network vulnerability scanner, SurfacePulse adds web application and API vulnerability scanning alongside broader internet-facing visibility. That makes it easier to manage risk across the areas attackers are most likely to probe first.


Security teams do not need more dashboards. They need better prioritisation. SurfacePulse combines vulnerability data with asset criticality and attacker context so teams spend less time triaging noise and more time reducing real risk.

Focus on the assets attackers are most likely to target, not just the ones with the most findings.

Direct effort toward vulnerabilities that enable compromise, movement and escalation.
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Track progress based on meaningful risk reduction, not just vulnerability counts.