EASM
Discover external assets, find blind spots and establish ownership.
EXTERNAL VISIBILITY. ACTIONABLE INTELLIGENCE.
See external risk.
Protect what’s inside.
Ruk-Com Attack Surface & Threat Intelligence
Connect internet exposure with dark web, public repo and data leak signals. Understand what belongs to your organization, what needs attention and who should act.
Asset ownershipAnalyst validationActionable report
Threat Intelligence
Connect relevant signals with source, timing and confidence.
SOC Center
Correlate evidence with logs and behavior to prioritize investigation within the agreed scope.
KNOW WHAT IS EXPOSED
Find what your inventory is missing.
External Attack Surface Management (EASM) starts with your confirmed domains, brands and IP ranges, then discovers related assets that need ownership and attention.
CONFIRMED SEEDSexample.comBrand · IP range
Your organization defines scope and assessment permissions.
Discovered assetInvestigation focusOwnership
staging.example.comPublic admin interfaceOwnership: pendinglegacy.example.comShadow IT / legacy serviceOwnership: reviewcdn.example.comDNS points to shared CDNOwnership: providerSimulated example • DNS relationships or shared hosting/CDN use do not establish ownership of every IP. Validate evidence before accepting assets into inventory.
Internet exposure
Review DNS, TLS, ports and web exposure; track changes against your organizational baseline.
CVE & business priority
Prioritize vulnerabilities using observed technology, asset criticality and actual exposure.
Watchlists & change tracking
Track agreed domains, brands and assets; deduplicate signals and distinguish new, changed and remediated findings.
SIGNALS BEYOND YOUR PERIMETER
Risk extends beyond your servers.
Collect from agreed, authorized sources and assess organizational relevance before routing findings for decisions.
01
Dark Web & credentials
Monitor organization mentions, credential and infostealer signals in accessible sources. Assess freshness and context without attempting logins.
02
Public Repo exposure
Identify relevant secrets or configuration in public repos. Route to developers for revocation, rotation and access review; deleting a commit alone is insufficient.
03
Data leak & brand signals
Track public leaks, pastes and brand impersonation. Separate name similarity from relevant evidence; old data can resurface.
04
IOC enrichment & analyst review
Enrich suspicious IPs, domains, URLs and files. Correlate with organizational assets and events to reduce false positives before handoff.
A finding is a signal for investigation, not confirmation of a breach or a working credential. Dark web coverage depends on agreed sources and access.
FROM SIGNAL TO VERIFIED ACTION
Follow a signal
to accountable action.
Choose a scenario to inspect its evidence and workflow. This simulation does not scan systems or transmit real data.
Recommended response path · SimulatedAn admin interface outside inventory
View evidence ↓InternetDNS · TLS · Port · Web
Public RepoSecret / Configuration
Dark Web / Data LeakCredentials · Paste · Infostealer
- 01CollectionCollect within scope
Record source and observed time
- 02Normalize / DeduplicateNormalize and deduplicate
Preserve freshness and provenance
- 03Asset correlationMatch organizational assets
Check ownership and business impact
- 04Analyst validationReview and validate evidence
Set confidence and investigation needs
- 05Owner / SOC actionRoute to accountable owners
Remediate or investigate within permissions
- 06Verification feedbackRecheck and update inventory
Record outcomes and residual risk
Inventory & Watchlists
BASELINE UPDATEUpdate verified status and evidence → use as the next monitoring baseline
① Observation · Collected signals② Analysis · Relevance and validation③ Response · Action and verification
SCENARIO EVIDENCE
An admin interface outside inventory
An admin interface on staging.example.com is visible from the internet. Confirm ownership and access restrictions before assessing risk.
- Source
- Internet observation (simulated)
- Observed
- 2026-09-10 09:20 UTC
- Confidence
- Medium · Analyst review pending
- Affected asset
- staging.example.com
- Masked evidence
- HTTPS /admin · banner: [masked]
- Owner
- Infrastructure / Application owner
- Synthetic evidence reference
- OBS-1042 · staging.example.com/admin
- Initial triage priority
- Prompt review · Public admin may expose system access; access controls remain unverified
NEXT ACTION
Confirm ownership → restrict access under policy → recheck and record the result in inventory.
Arrows represent context and work handoffs, not data sent back to the dark web. Verification updates inventory and watchlists. All values are simulated.
EVIDENCE YOUR TEAM CAN USE
Evidence your team
can put to work.
Ruk-Com connects external intelligence with accountable teams so security, IT and leadership work from the same evidence.
01
Asset inventory & ownership
Confirmed assets, candidates needing review and accountable owners.
02
Prioritized findings
Masked evidence, timestamps, sources, confidence and business impact.
03
Remediation & verification
Recommended actions, owners, recheck results and remaining risk.
Ruk-Com Agent
Agent support across every service
Working with our specialists across Technology and Cyber Security: monitoring, anomaly analysis, planning and coordinated response.
Technology · Performance, capacity and operations
Cyber Security · Risk, vulnerabilities and threat monitoring
Data access, changes and support levels follow the permissions and service scope agreed with our team.
Meet Ruk-Com AgentSTART WITH A CLEAR SCOPE
Start with what matters to your business.
Define scope
Share domains, brands, IP ranges and business units; identify critical assets, owners and assessment permissions.
Agree coverage and workflow
Agree sources, alerting, retention, masking, SOC handoffs and who executes each action.
Baseline and track changes
Review the initial inventory, triage findings and track remediation progress through rechecks.
A proposal tied to your actual scope
Scope and pricing reflect asset count and types, data sources, monitoring cadence and required analyst/response support. The team confirms cost and deliverables before onboarding.
QUESTIONS BEFORE ONBOARDING
Before you get started.
How does this differ from vulnerability scanning or pentesting?
EASM discovers and tracks external exposure on an agreed cadence, while threat intelligence adds threat context. Active testing and deeper vulnerability validation require a separately authorized VA/pentest scope.
Do we need an agent on every machine?
External attack surface discovery starts from an outside view and does not require an endpoint agent on every machine. Additional log, SOC or internal data integration depends on agreed access and scope.
Does a credential signal confirm a breach?
No. Sources, timestamps, account ownership and context need review; data may be old or repeated. We do not attempt logins with discovered credentials. Reset, revocation, rotation and log review are considered as appropriate.
Does this cover the entire dark web?
Coverage depends on accessible, authorized sources. It does not guarantee detection of every source, leak or post. Source limitations and confidence are documented in analysis.
Does public repo monitoring include a code audit?
It focuses on relevant secret and exposure signals, rather than a full code audit. Revoke or rotate affected secrets, then address repository history and review impacted permissions.
Who remediates findings and how are they shared?
Owners, communication channels and permissions are agreed during onboarding. We share masked evidence and recommended actions. Production changes, SOC response and tooling integrations follow the agreed service scope.
MAKE EXTERNAL RISK VISIBLE
Start with your organization’s domain.
Let’s make the risks visible.
Bring your domains, brands and accountable teams to define an EASM & Threat Intel scope you can act on.