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The Exposure module gives you external attack-surface visibility. It continuously discovers, monitors, and tracks the internet-facing assets associated with your organization: domains, hostnames, and IP addresses.

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Key concepts

  • External attack surface — the assets exposed to the public internet that an adversary could target.
  • Domains and hostnames — domain names and their associated hostnames, discovered through DNS lookup or SSL certificate data.
  • IP addresses — IPv4 addresses associated with discovered hostnames, or added directly as standalone targets.
  • Vulnerabilities count — the flaws detected on each monitored asset, categorized Critical, High, Medium, and Low.
  • Tenant and risk owner attribution — ownership metadata assigning each asset an administrative domain. Available to tenant admins.

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The overview chart

The Exposure page opens with two visuals. Vulnerabilities is a donut chart totalling the findings across your monitored assets and splitting them by severity — hovering a segment reveals the exact count behind it. Vulnerable Services is a bar chart breaking those findings down by the service that carries them, such as OpenSSH, again coloured Critical, High, Medium, and Low. Neither has a time period selector; both render current state. Exposure page with the Vulnerabilities donut chart, the Vulnerable Services bar chart, and the assets table beneath

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”+N more” pills

When an asset has more hostnames, IP addresses, or domains than fit in a table cell, the cell collapses the remainder into a pill such as +2 more. Hover the pill to see the full list.

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Download report

Download Report, at the top right of the Exposure page, exports every current external asset finding — IP allocations, domain candidate statuses, and detected vulnerability counts.
  • Infrastructure — view and manage stored internal and external infrastructure assets.
  • Vulnerabilities — full finding details, CVE definitions, and remediation workflow.
  • Dashboard — aggregated posture metrics across every module.