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Criminal IP's Attack Surface Management (ASM) is an intelligence-driven platform designed to continuously identify, catalog, and oversee all internet-connected assets linked to an organization, including overlooked and shadow resources, enabling teams to understand their actual external exposure from the perspective of potential attackers. This solution integrates automated asset detection with open-source intelligence (OSINT) methods, artificial intelligence enhancements, and sophisticated threat intelligence to reveal exposed hosts, domains, cloud services, IoT devices, and other internet-facing entry points, while also collecting evidence such as screenshots and metadata, and linking findings to known vulnerabilities and attacker techniques. By evaluating exposures through the lens of business relevance and risk, ASM emphasizes vulnerable elements and misconfigurations, providing instantaneous alerts and interactive dashboards that facilitate quicker investigations and remediation efforts. Furthermore, this comprehensive tool empowers organizations to proactively manage their security posture, ensuring that they remain vigilant against emerging threats.

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Runtime threat assessment, runtime attack analysis, and targeted protection of your infrastructure and applications. Zero-day attacks can be stopped by staying ahead of attackers. Observe attack behavior. ThreatStryker monitors, correlates, learns, and acts to protect your applications. Deepfence ThreatStryker displays a live, interactive, color-coded view on the topology and all processes and containers running. It inspects hosts and containers to find vulnerable components. It also interrogates configuration to identify file system, processes, and network-related misconfigurations. ThreatStryker uses industry and community standards to assess compliance. ThreatStryker conducts a deep inspection of network traffic, system behavior, and application behavior and accumulates suspicious events over time. The events are classified and correlated with known vulnerabilities and suspicious patterns.