EASM
See your external attack surface the way attackers do.EASM = External Attack Surface Management
Ryvlar EASM maintains a continuously updated view of your internet-facing footprint, then links exposure back to your organization so teams can separate owned risk from internet noise and act with confidence.
External exposure changes faster than internal visibility
New subdomains, forgotten services, vendor sprawl, and “temporary” deployments create real risk. EASM makes the external footprint measurable and continuously governed.
Continuous External Discovery
Maintain an always-fresh inventory of domains, subdomains, IP space, and exposed services. Detect drift, new exposure, and shadow assets as they appear.
Ownership and Linkage
Separate owned risk from internet noise by linking findings to your organization, brands, and projects. Every external signal gets a defensible “why it’s yours.”
Exposure-First Prioritization
Prioritize by reachability, exploit signals, and business context. Not just raw severity scores. Reduce the backlog to what changes risk.
What Ryvlar EASM delivers
A coherent, continuously refreshed surface view that teams can triage, assign, and defend.
Asset graph
Map relationships between domains, subdomains, hosts, services, and technologies so teams see exposure as a connected surface, not a flat list.
Technology fingerprinting
Identify stacks, services, and common misconfigurations to surface externally exploitable paths and reduce blind spots.
Change detection
Track what changed and when: new endpoints, newly exposed ports, DNS drift, and service appearance. Make “what happened” easy to explain.
Confidence and evidence
Provide evidence per finding and avoid over-warning. Teams can validate quickly, suppress noise, and keep decisions auditable.
How EASM works in Ryvlar
A simple flow: discover continuously, link to ownership, then prioritize by external exposure.
1. Discover
Enumerate domains, subdomains, hosts, services, and changes over time.
2. Link
Attribute what’s found to your org, brands, and projects to reduce false ownership.
3. Prioritize
Rank by exposure and context, then route actions to the right owners and workflows.
Pathfinder
Turn exposure into a defensible story
EASM shows what’s exposed. Pathfinder is the layer that helps teams connect signals to likely paths, impact, and ownership so prioritization becomes explainable, not instinctive.
Put External Attack Surface Management on autopilot
Always-fresh inventory of your external surface, plus prioritized decisions your team can explain and defend.
