What is the difference between EASM and XASM?

External attack surface management (EASM) watches the domains and IP addresses you already know about. Extended attack surface management (XASM) looks wider: subsidiaries, cloud services, third parties connected to your brand, and lookalike domains that attackers set up to imitate you.

How is ObSignal different from a penetration test?

A penetration test is a deep, time-boxed attack on an agreed scope. ObSignal runs all the time and covers breadth: it tells you what exists and what changed. The two work together. ObSignal shows where to look, and a test proves what can actually be broken.

Will it touch our live systems?

Discovery uses public sources and safe checks. Any active testing of an asset happens only under rules of engagement agreed with you in writing.

Book the free 90-minute scoping session. We agree which brands, domains and subsidiaries are in scope, and you receive a scoped proposal within 24 hours.

ObSignal: see your organization the way attackers do

Most organizations cannot list everything they expose to the internet. Subsidiaries, vendors, cloud accounts and forgotten test servers add systems faster than any spreadsheet can track. Attackers do not need that list. They simply look for whatever answers.

ObSignal is the Snipeyes product for extended attack surface management (XASM). It finds the assets that belong to your organization, watches them for changes and new exposures, and tells your team which ones to fix first.

EXTENDED ATTACK SURFACE MANAGEMENT CONTINUOUS DISCOVERY PRIORITIZED BY BUSINESS IMPACT

What your organization gets

Your security team receives an up-to-date inventory of what you expose, and an alert when something new appears or changes. Each exposure says which system it affects, why it matters and how to close it.

Leadership receives a short summary: how large the exposed surface is, where the biggest risks sit, and whether the picture is getting better or worse.

What “extended” covers

Classic tools start from the domains and IP addresses you already know. ObSignal starts from your organization and works outward.

Internet-facing systems: domains, subdomains, IP addresses, open services and certificates.
Cloud services and storage that can be reached from the internet.
Subsidiaries, acquired companies and third parties connected to your brand.
Lookalike domains and fake sites that imitate your brand.

How it works

Discover: ObSignal searches public sources for assets linked to your organization, including ones nobody registered internally.
Attribute: Each asset is tied to an owner and a business function, so alerts reach the people who can act.
Assess: Exposed services, weak configurations and known vulnerabilities are identified on each asset.
Prioritize: Exposures are ranked by how reachable they are and what the affected system means to the business.
Confirm and fix: Serious exposures can be confirmed with FOCTOS or a Snipeyes penetration test, and checked again after the fix.

Where it fits

ObSignal shows what you expose. DBM shows which of your data and passwords have leaked. CTD gets fake sites and phishing pages removed. FOCTOS and our testers prove which weaknesses can actually be used against you.

ObSignal is offered as a cloud, on-premises or hybrid deployment. Work is covered by an NDA, with role-based access and audit logging.

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We map what your organization exposes and walk you through the exposures to fix first.

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