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External Attack Surface Management

See what an attacker sees — before they act

Most organisations don't get breached through the front door they're watching. They get breached through the forgotten subdomain, the exposed database, the leaked password, the lookalike domain sending invoices in their name. 786 Cyber shows you that outside view continuously — not as a fear pitch, but as a plain list of what's exposed and what to do about it.

What it does

786 Cyber maps your external footprint and watches it for the exposures that matter.

Exposed services and hosts

Internet-facing assets, open ports and services discovered across your domains and IP ranges.

Breached credentials

Company email addresses and accounts appearing in known data breaches.

Lookalike & typosquat domains

Domains registered to impersonate yours — a common route for phishing and invoice fraud.

Certificate & DNS changes

New certificates and records that reveal shadow infrastructure or misconfiguration.

Reputation & threat signals

Enrichment from multiple intelligence sources, so a finding arrives with context — not just a flag.

Every finding maps to the compliance controls it affects, so external posture and audit readiness stay in one place.

How it works

786 Cyber draws on a unified stack of established intelligence sources — including Shodan, DNSTwist, Have I Been Pwned, certificate transparency logs and reputation feeds — and normalises everything into one prioritised view. You connect your domains once; monitoring runs on a schedule and surfaces changes as they appear. It's observation, not interrogation: we show you what's genuinely exposed, not a questionnaire asking you to guess.

Why 786 Cyber

Evidenced, not assumed. This is your real external footprint, observed — not a self-assessment.
Context, not noise. Findings arrive enriched and prioritised, explained in plain English.
Tied to compliance. Exposures map to the controls and frameworks they affect.
UK & EU data residency by default. Dedicated regional residency for Enterprise.

Frequently asked questions

What is external attack surface management?

It's the practice of continuously discovering and monitoring everything about your organisation that's visible from the public internet — domains, hosts, services, credentials and lookalike domains — so you can close exposures before they're exploited.

How is this different from a vulnerability scan?

A vulnerability scan looks inside known assets for flaws. External attack surface management looks outside to find the assets and exposures you may not know you have. 786 Cyber does both.

Do I need to install anything?

No. You add your domains and 786 Cyber monitors your external footprint from the outside.

Vulnerability scanning is the inside view — see Vulnerability Prioritisation.

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