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Threat Exposure Management

The internet is a melting pot of information - and data is power. Who has access to yours?

Instantly search across the safe and darker parts of the web to identify threats to your data and brand.

Threat Exposure Management provides ongoing monitoring of unique business identifiers, such as domains, email addresses, and card numbers, across the web. These searches can instantly identify cases of misuse and pinpoint risks to your brand.

Our Threat Exposure Management service acts as a broad search engine, looking for your chosen search terms in places most people cannot access.

The platform is designed for any business handling sensitive data or looking to protect its brand and bottom line.

What is threat exposure management?

What to expect from Threat Exposure Management:

  • Discover if your data has been leaked

  • Find out if your staff/user accounts have been hijacked

  • Identify spoofs of your domain and issue take-downs

  • View the details of your data offered for sale

  • Uncover malware sitting within your network

  • Locate entry points for previous breaches

Your free demonstration

  • Submit your details to request a demo

  • Receive an email to book a time slot with PureCyber’s Chief Defensive Security Officer.

  • Attend the live demonstration of the platform

Experience PureCyber’s Threat Exposure Management solution first-hand and discover how powerful it can be in identifying threats and prioritising risks to protect your brand.

Threat Exposure Management Case Study 

A global leader in aerospace manufacturing has identified that a data breach had occurred within one of their key suppliers:

- Threat Exposure Management identified an email address with data being offered for sale on a dark web marketplace

- The company was able to isolate its affected email account and carry out further threat detection within its network

- They alerted their supplier to the breach and instructed swift remediation and a cease in trading until it once more complied with their security policies.

Client: Leading global aerospace manufacturer

Problem: As a leading manufacturer serving some of the world’s most prolific and profitable organisations, the company is a rich source of data and therefore a valuable target for cyber criminals and malicious parties.

 

Scenario: The manufacturing firm engaged Threat Exposure Management services to proactively monitor and evaluate current and past threats to the business. Multiple identifiers were set up to monitor the brand’s presence, as well as numerous key suppliers.

Outcome: An email address identifier of the firm and a domain identifier of a supplier was found as part of the same data packet being offered for sale on a dark web marketplace. The TEM platform was able to determine what data from the company had been exposed in the supplier breach and when the breach took place.

The manufacturer was able to proactively manage this newly discovered vulnerability before it could be exploited, and alerted a key supplier, potentially saving millions in financial and reputational damage.

Cutting-Edge Technology: Utilise state-of-the-art tools and methodologies for accurate monitoring and speedy responses. 

Tailored solutions: Curate custom threat exposure management identifiers for your business’s risk profile and view everything in your custom dashboard.  

Threats in context: Utilise the platform to learn more about the risk and impact of breaches and benchmark against your industry.

Industry Expertise: Leverage our extensive experience in cyber security to advise on your risk profile, breach impact, and remediation actions.

Threat Exposure Management with PureCyber

Threat Exposure Management FAQs

  • Threat Exposure Management, sometimes referred to as Risk Exposure Management, is the ongoing monitoring of unique business identifiers, such as domains, email addresses, card numbers etc across both the clear and dark web.

    Monitoring these identifiers allows detection of past and present threats, giving visibility into where your data is being used or sold, if your website is being spoofed, if your email domain has been hijacked, or what user may have been the entry point for a breach.

  • Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a set of processes for effectively managing cyber security threats.

    These processes can include many things, such as vulnerability scanning, penetration testing, breach monitoring and more. PureCyber's Threat Exposure Management service is an active part of CTEM and helps give you insight into areas how your data and business name is being used and accessed.

  • Threat Exposure Management uses unique identifiers and keywords to monitor various locations across the clear and dark web - alerting you to breaches, damages, spoofing, and other threats to your brand and business.

    Penetration Testing is commonly an exercise that involves actively testing cyber security defences - typically using the same attack methods as cyber criminals, but in a controlled environment.

  • PureCyber uses a purpose-built TEM platform. This system uses unique identifiers provided by you (such as domains, email addresses, or supplier names) to execute searches across thousands of locations and forums across the internet.

    The platform returns these results to you in an easy-to-digest overview, ranked by threat severity and supported by additional details and contextual educational information.

  • Threat Exposure Management can sometimes be called 'Brand Protection'.

    Brand Protection is a broad term that can often have associations with IP protection - such as preventing copycats of designer brands - or imply social listening functionality that looks out for negative brand associations within the clear web and on social media.

    Threat Exposure Management can indeed be a part of Brand Protection, but it is focussed on the cyber security aspects of protecting a brand - able to search the 'surface' level and dark parts of the internet for data leaks, user misuse, domain spoofing, and more.