“With hundreds of thousands of assets on the internet and cloud instances being spun up every day, we needed visibility into where cybersecurity falls short – and Bitsight delivers that.”
David Perstl
Head of Security, BearingPoint
How Bitsight EASM Empowers Your Team
Discover Your Assets
Map your assets and infrastructure automatically, keeping track of shadow IT and third-party vendor risks.
Understand Your Exposure
Get a full view of vulnerabilities across your extended attack surface, seeing your risks from an attacker’s perspective.
Take Action Where It Counts
Prioritize remediation efforts based on real-world impact, helping your team focus on the most urgent vulnerabilities.
Monitor Continuously
Stay ahead of threats with continuous monitoring, from your own organization to your vendors.
Supercharge EASM with Cybersecurity Analytics
Think Beyond Exposure. Bitsight EASM combines governance and assurance to drive your security strategy forward.
Benchmark Your Performance: See how you stack up against peers and showcase progress to leadership.
Forecast and Optimize Security Efforts: Leverage data to forecast ratings, track improvements, and prioritize actions.
Clear, Impactful Reporting: Generate executive-ready insights that communicate risks and results to stakeholders.
Integrate with workflow tools to assign and track remediation across teams and report on external attack surface management insights.
JIRA
Accelerate security workflows by integrating Bitsight with Jira. Automatically generate and assign tickets directly from the Bitsight portal, ensuring critical security findings are prioritized and acted on by the right teams. Simplify collaboration, enhance visibility, and streamline remediation tracking—all in one seamless integration.
ServiceNow (SNOW)
Level up remediation workflows in Security Incident Response (SIR) by pulling in compromised systems data from Bitsight. Leverage Bitsight findings data for triage, analysis and remediation workflow in SNOW.
Palo Alto Cortex
Improve incident creation and workflows with Bitsight data, enabling filtering by Findings Severity, Asset category, Findings Grade, and Risk Vector.
Splunk
Correlate security data and create rules and workflows in Splunk with Bitsight data.
Microsoft PowerBI
Gain further analysis, reporting, and dashboard creation with Bitsight data.
Microsoft Sentinel
Correlate security data, create rules and workflows, display data in a graphical view, and create alerts that are translated into incidents with Bitsight data.
FAQs: What is attack surface management?
In cybersecurity, an attack surface is the collection of physical or digital points within an IT network where malicious actors may exploit vulnerabilities to gain unauthorized access to a system. Attack surfaces include endpoint devices and users along with vulnerabilities within software and connected hardware.
Attack surface management is the practice of visualizing an IT environment as well as the vulnerabilities within it and taking steps to mitigate vulnerabilities, eliminate human error and establish security controls to protect the network.
External cybersecurity threats to your infrastructure are simply cyber-related intrusions from outside an organization. These include threats like hacking, malware, ransomware, phishing, DDoS attacks, and espionage, specifically targeting the digital systems of critical infrastructure.
Attack surface analysis is the process of identifying and evaluating all potential points of entry or vulnerability within a system, network, or application that could be exploited by an attacker. It involves examining the various components, interfaces, and interactions of the system to understand its exposure to potential threats.
A cyber asset refers to any digital resource, component, or entity within an organization's information technology infrastructure that is essential for the operation, management, or security of its systems and data. This can include hardware, software, networks, databases, applications, and information assets.
Asset inventory in cybersecurity involves creating and maintaining a comprehensive catalog or database of all the digital assets within an organization's IT environment. This includes hardware devices, software applications, data repositories, network resources, and other components. Asset inventory is crucial for effective cybersecurity management, as it helps organizations identify and prioritize security measures and assess their overall risk exposure.
Attack surface discovery is the initial phase of assessing and mapping out the various elements and entry points that comprise an organization's attack surface. This process involves identifying all potential vulnerabilities, weak spots, and exposure points within the system, network, or application. Attack surface discovery is essential for understanding the scope and complexity of potential threats and for developing effective security strategies and defenses.
