Attack Surface & Exposure Assessment
Fortura’s Threat & Attack Surface Assessment uses open-source intelligence (OSINT) to identify externally observable exposure across systems, identities, and services, then assesses how real-world threats could exploit that exposure in the context of your business.
Attackers don’t start from inside your network — they start from what they can see.
Publicly accessible information, exposed services, misconfigurations, and digital footprints provide the foundation for most modern attacks. When this exposure is not understood, organisations often misjudge both likelihood and impact of compromise.
An OSINT-driven attack surface assessment provides visibility into what is already exposed, before an attacker exploits it.
Understand externally visible exposure from an attacker’s perspective
Identify attack paths derived from real, observable data
Assess threat relevance based on how exposure could be exploited
Apply business context to distinguish critical risk from background noise
Focus remediation on exposure that materially increases attack likelihood
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Expanding cloud services, identities, and integrations require attacker- centric visibility that extends beyond asset inventories and validates real- world exposure.
Beyond Asset Inventories
You want to understand exposure beyond asset inventories
You want to understand exposure beyond asset inventories.
Cloud services, identities, or external integrations have expanded
Attacker-Centric Risk View
Previous assessments focused on controls rather than visibility
You need a realistic, attacker-centric view of risk.
You need a realistic, attacker-centric view of risk
From Controls to Visibility
Leadership requires evidence-based insight into exposure
Beyond Asset Inventories
You want to understand exposure beyond asset inventories
You want to understand exposure beyond asset inventories.
Cloud services, identities, or external integrations have expanded
Attacker-Centric Risk View
Previous assessments focused on controls rather than visibility
You need a realistic, attacker-centric view of risk.
You need a realistic, attacker-centric view of risk
From Controls to Visibility
Leadership requires evidence-based insight into exposure
Beyond Asset Inventories
You want to understand exposure beyond asset inventories
You want to understand exposure beyond asset inventories.
Cloud services, identities, or external integrations have expanded
Attacker-Centric Risk View
Previous assessments focused on controls rather than visibility
You need a realistic, attacker-centric view of risk.
You need a realistic, attacker-centric view of risk
From Controls to Visibility
Leadership requires evidence-based insight into exposure
This delivery area focuses on practical outcomes, clear prioritisation, and evidence you can use with technical and business stakeholders.
What this can include
Define scope and context
01
Confirm business priorities, critical systems, and risk tolerance.
Collect OSINT exposure
02
Identify externally visible assets, services, identities, and signals.
Analyse threat relevance
03
Assess how known threat techniques could exploit observed exposure.
Apply business context
04
Evaluate impact based on system criticality and organisational reliance.
Validate findings
05
Confirm relevance and remove false positives through analyst review.
Prioritise remediation
06
Deliver clear, risk-based actions focused on reducing real exposure.
Define scope and context
01
Confirm business priorities, critical systems, and risk tolerance.
Collect OSINT exposure
02
Identify externally visible assets, services, identities, and signals.
Analyse threat relevance
03
Assess how known threat techniques could exploit observed exposure.
Apply business context
04
Evaluate impact based on system criticality and organisational reliance.
Validate findings
05
Confirm relevance and remove false positives through analyst review.
Prioritise remediation
06
Deliver clear, risk-based actions focused on reducing real exposure.
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