OUTSIDE
See your attack surface before attackers do
What it does
OUTSIDE is an evidence-first external attack surface management platform. It continuously discovers internet-facing assets, tracks exposure changes, correlates findings with CISA KEV and EPSS, and preserves the evidence behind every signal. Guardian monitors drift, Chronos shows how exposure changed over time, Digital Twin maps dependencies and blast radius, and verified workflows can guide or automate remediation with audit trails and rollback.
Evidence-first external exposure management that watches change, explains impact, guides remediation, and verifies the result.
OUTSIDE watches what changes outside your organization, explains why it matters, preserves the evidence, and carries approved work through remediation and post-change verification. Supported connected actions stay scoped, audited, and reversible. A previously observed staging endpoint is publicly reachable again. The change expands the public surface and may bypass the intended production path. The approved provider change was applied within its defined scope. The result was re-checked and the before-and-after evidence was retained. Point-in-time scanners are useful for discovery, but the operational risk remains after the report. OUTSIDE is built for the work between the first observation…from outsideguardian.eu
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