Attack Surface and Threat Management

The Picus Security Validation Platform is a security validation platform that simulates real attack techniques in a controlled, safe manner to measure whether security controls genuinely block threats. With BAS, attack path validation, automated penetration testing and detection rule validation, it reveals the protection gaps in systems such as EDR, firewall, IPS, SIEM and DLP.

The solution proves not merely that security products are installed or active, but how effectively they work against current attacks. By offering configuration and detection improvements for the gaps it finds, it delivers more protection from investments the organization already has. A continuous testing approach makes audit preparation easier, reduces false confidence, and helps security teams prioritize genuinely exploitable risks over theoretical vulnerabilities.

Brandefense is a unified threat intelligence and digital risk protection platform that identifies external threats targeting an organization by monitoring open web, deep web and dark web sources. It analyses and prioritizes brand impersonation, phishing domains, leaked user credentials, dark web posts, external asset vulnerabilities and third-party risks in a single place.

The platform makes threats outside the organization's control visible at an early stage and helps it take preventive action. Processes such as taking down a fake domain or social media account, revoking leaked credentials and closing critical external exposures happen faster. Rather than tracking different intelligence sources one by one, security teams work with contextualized, actionable findings and protect the digital brand, customer trust and attack surface more effectively.

OctoXLabs is a platform that collects and correlates asset data from an organization's security, IT, cloud, virtualization and inventory systems to build a central view of its cyber assets. By bringing together hardware, software, user, IP, security control and vulnerability information, it identifies incomplete inventories, unprotected assets, version discrepancies and visibility gaps.

A single, reliable asset inventory lets security teams quickly understand which system belongs to whom and what controls are in place on it. Gaps such as devices without EDR, unscanned servers or shadow IP addresses are identified centrally. Correlating data from existing tools reduces manual spreadsheet work and data discrepancies between teams, and speeds up vulnerability management, licence optimization and audit processes.

Cortex Xpanse is an external attack surface management solution that continuously discovers an organization's internet-facing assets from the outside, from an attacker's point of view. By detecting unknown IP addresses, domains, cloud services, certificates and misconfigured systems, it associates them with corporate ownership and prioritizes the security risk they represent.

Making shadow IT assets and forgotten internet services that are missing from the corporate inventory visible allows action to be taken before attackers act. Presenting risks together with severity, reachability and ownership makes it easier to direct remediation teams to the right asset. Continuous monitoring means new exposures created by acquisitions, mergers, cloud changes or temporary projects are identified faster, and the external attack surface is reduced measurably.