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Attack Surface Management

CyberQ Group’s Attack Surface Management (ASM) service provides organisations with continuous visibility and control over their expanding digital footprint. In an era where shadow IT, cloud sprawl and third-party dependencies are common, ASM allows businesses to understand, monitor and secure every external and internal exposure point, before attackers can exploit them.

Why Attack Surface Management matters:

Attack Surface Management is the process of discovering, monitoring and remediating vulnerabilities across all digital assets connected to your organisation. This includes known and unknown systems, applications, cloud instances, devices and third-party services. By mapping your attack surface in real time, CyberQ Group helps you reduce risk exposure, maintain compliance, and ensure your security team is always a step ahead of adversaries.

What our Attack Surface Management (ASM) service includes:

CyberQ Group’s comprehensive ASM service is engineered to provide an unparalleled view of your external security posture, enabling proactive defence against emerging cyber threats. Here’s a detailed look at the core components of our Attack Surface Management for UK Businesses:

Features:

Continuous Discovery

Identify all assets (including shadow IT and forgotten cloud instances) as they appear.

Risk-Based Prioritisation

Focus resources on the most critical vulnerabilities that could lead to compromise.

External Attacker’s View

Gain insights into how cybercriminals perceive and target your environment.

Real-Time Monitoring

Ongoing tracking ensures your risk profile updates with every system or configuration change.

Actionable Remediation Guidance

Clear recommendations to address misconfigurations, vulnerabilities and gaps.

Improved Compliance Posture

Demonstrate proactive asset management and vulnerability reduction to auditors and regulators.

Why you need Attack Surface Management:

Organisations today face a wide range of security challenges. Blind spots in IT environments often arise from rapid digital transformation, mergers, or decentralised purchasing, while shadow IT introduces further risk as employees adopt tools and services outside official oversight. Cloud sprawl across multiple providers without central governance adds complexity, and unknown or forgotten assets such as legacy servers, test environments and third-party integrations quietly expand the attack surface. Too often, security remains reactive, addressing issues only after an incident rather than preventing them, and compliance gaps frequently emerge as regulators demand demonstrable visibility across the entire digital estate.

Case Study

A UK-based manufacturing company with multiple international sites faced significant security challenges after migrating to multiple cloud providers. Lacking a centralised view of their IT environment, the client was concerned about shadow IT and potential exposure to supply-chain risk. CyberQ Group implemented Attack Surface Management to continuously scan and monitor all digital assets, uncovering over 200 previously unknown resources, including misconfigured cloud storage and test environments. High-risk vulnerabilities were prioritised using a risk scoring model aligned to business impact, and CyberQ worked closely with internal IT teams to remediate issues.

Within six months, the organisation achieved a 75% reduction in unknown assets, remediated critical cloud misconfigurations, and improved board reporting, clearly demonstrating measurable risk reduction to regulators and insurers.

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67%

of UK businesses reported cyber security breaches in 2025, with many stemming from vulnerabilities in external-facing assets.

30%

of cloud breaches are linked to misconfigured services and unmonitored assets.

60%

faster detection: Organisations using continuous ASM can reduce their time to identify vulnerabilities by up to 60% compared with traditional vulnerability scanning methods.

The Onboarding Process:

To ensure a seamless start and maximise the effectiveness of Attack Surface Management, CyberQ Group follows a structured onboarding process designed to quickly establish visibility, prioritise risks, and integrate with your existing operations.

Initial Scoping & Baseline Discovery

Define business objectives, in-scope domains, IP ranges and cloud providers, then deploy ASM technology to map your current attack surface.

Analysis & Prioritisation

Categorise assets and rank vulnerabilities by business risk.

Reporting & Remediation Guidance

Deliver clear, actionable recommendations in both executive and technical reports.

Integration with Security Operations

Feed findings into your SOC (internal or CyberQ SOCaaS) for continuous monitoring.

Continuous Monitoring & Alerts

Provide real-time alerts and scheduled reviews to keep your attack surface under control.

Review & Optimisation

Conduct regular service reviews to align with evolving business priorities and threats.

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Download our comprehensive Service Sheet to understand how Attack Surface Management could make your Business Cyber Resilient, today: