1.05Security testing

Attack Surface Management

Continuous discovery, inventory and validation of domains, subdomains, services, cloud assets and other externally accessible systems.

New subdomains, development environments, cloud services and third-party systems can appear between periodic assessments. External attack-surface management maintains an up-to-date inventory and monitors material changes from an external perspective.

Automated discovery is combined with manual validation of relevant exposures. This reduces noise and helps distinguish an informational asset change from a weakness that can be exploited or combined with other findings.

The result is a prioritised view of external exposure, including newly discovered assets, ownership, exploitability and remediation status. It complements point-in-time penetration testing by monitoring changes between tests.

How it works

  1. 01

    Seed & discovery

  2. 02

    Scope & prioritise

  3. 03

    Validate

  4. 04

    Mobilise & monitor

Packages

Essential
Baseline external attack-surface discovery and validated exposure report.
ComprehensivePopular
Continuous monitoring with validated prioritisation and change alerting.
Enterprise
Full CTEM programme with ongoing validation and remediation governance.

Credited findings

Public disclosures and field research where this work produced citable, verifiable results.

SeverityFindingAdvisoryYear
PHP2Shell in the wild: the first 48 hours on a honeypot fleetInternet-facing PHP (mod_php, PHP-FPM, php-cgi)CVE-2026-109618 (opens in a new tab)2026-10-22
J@IL-GPT: an infostealer in a fake ChatGPT toolWindows workstations · malicious AI installer2026-09-06
UpdraftPlus: PHP backdoor delivery attempts via CVE-2026-10795WordPress · UpdraftPlus remote management and plugin installationCVE-2026-10795 (opens in a new tab)2026-09-06
The honeypot that gets robbed: a fifth of all honeypot traffic is toll fraud, not intrusionInternet-facing VoIP / SIP (Asterisk PBX)2026
A password is a fingerprint: what the internet's brute force is really typingInternet-facing services (Telnet, SSH, SMB, RDP, VNC, SIP, databases)2026
A connection is not an exploit: what 27 days of honeypot traffic actually containedInternet-facing services (RDP, SMB, SSH, web, VoIP)2026
threat-finder – open-source runtime CVE scannerOffSeq open-source tools2025

What clients in your sector say

From organisations in the same sector.

Manufacturing
“OffSeq ran a black-box audit that showed us exactly where we stood – no sugarcoating, just an honest picture from a real attacker’s perspective.”

Ivo Petrovskis

Network & Security Administrator · Livonia Print

E-commerce
“Their structured methodology, clear communication, and actionable insights directly contributed to increased system reliability, scalability, and resilience.”

Oskars Podziņš

Head of Information Security · Printful

Manufacturing
“They found holes me and my IT team were astonished to hear about. They worked from the heart and in high quality.”

Andzejs Stenclavs

Kinetics

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