Attack Surface
Management

Why is managing a company’s digital attack surface important?

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The attack surface is the company's digital resources that are accessible from the internet (surface, deep and dark web) — including equipment, production systems, IT infrastructure, cloud resources, leaked data, and unauthorized use of the brand. Attackers can exploit these assets to plan and execute cyberattacks.

 

How does HcSecurity prevent security risks and improve cybersecurity?

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• Identifies company-related digital resources across the surface, deep, and dark web.

• Assesses and highlights security risks associated with these resources.

• Develops a targeted action plan to mitigate identified security risks.

• Provides technical support to implement effective security improvements.

 

What security risks does HcSecurity identify and mitigate?

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• Devices intentionally or inadvertently exposed and vulnerable on the web (e.g., video cameras, sensors, access control systems, servers, network equipment, robotic workstations).

• Local IT systems, production environments, and sensor networks that are exposed (deliberately or accidentally) and vulnerable (e.g., web interfaces, production management systems, sensor management solutions).

• Vulnerable web and cloud resources accessible via the internet (e.g., websites, online stores, cloud storage solutions, file-sharing platforms, cloud servers).

• Compromised or leaked authentication credentials (e.g., usernames, passwords, other identifiers).

• Leaked or stolen sensitive company information.

• Unauthorized or fraudulent use of the brand (e.g., imitation domain names, associated websites, social media impersonation).

• Vulnerabilities originating from business partners (e.g., compromised email systems, insecure websites, IT infrastructures).

• Employee-related vulnerabilities (e.g., compromised employee data, insider threats, unethical behavior).

• Security risks stemming from geopolitical developments and external business environments.