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Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)
In an era where interconnected and exposed attack surfaces on the internet are rapidly increasing, security concerns are multiplying. You face a wide range of threats: Shadow IT, weak access controls, vulnerabilities in your software, misconfigurations, excessive privileges, and ever-evolving threats that put your sensitive data at risk.
Protect your systems today to anticipate tomorrow's threats.
It's crucial for you to increase your visibility across your digital assets to be proactive and prevent cyber threats. You can't do that by multiplying security tools, each more complex to manage than the other and each one limited to a small perimeter.
That's where Patrowl comes in, your all-in-one solution with a continuous and comprehensive risk coverage tool, safeguarding against accidental, opportunistic, and targeted attacks.
Protecting your business from all external threat scenarios, concerning all your internet exposed assets (applications, web sites, API, remote access, cloud…). In short, identify, monitor, and continuously secure all your internet exposed assets.
Definition
What is Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)?
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is an evolution of cybersecurity dating from 2022, focusing on proactive threat identification and management. The purpose is to continuously monitor and analyze an organization’s digital assets to identify vulnerabilities, assess risks, and prioritize remediation efforts.
This enables companies, and especially IT teams, to concentrate on the remediation of vulnerabilities.
« By 2026, organizations that prioritize security investments based on a continuous threat exposure management (CTEM) program will be three times less likely to suffer a data breach »
Gartner report, July 2022
Your CTEM with Patrowl
A simple 4-steps process with Patrowl: complexity for us, simplicity for you!
Rediscovery: continuously rediscover all your Internet exposed assets and Shadow-IT with our advanced External Attack Surface Management (EASM).
Identification: continuously identify known (CVE) and unknown (OWASP) vulnerabilities with our continuous pentest. Patrowl combines Continuous Automated Red Team (CART), Pentest as a Service (PTaaS) and Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI).
Remediation: simplify your remediation with prioritization and contextualization. Integrate your remediation into your ticket management tools (ITSM).
Control: automatically monitor the application of your remediations and have access to advanced controls with 1-click retests.
Patrowl features
CTEM platform & solution
Offensive Security
Rediscovery: Identify assets and shadow-IT with our EASM
Risk insight: Identify potential vulnerabilities, sensitive services, and exposed data (passwords, emails, certificates, etc.) to anticipate or detect disruptions or failures
Trending Attacks: Have a real time list of your assets impacted by exploited-in-the-wild vulnerabilities (KEV and more)
Automated Pentest: Identify qualified vulnerabilities with automated black box and grey box pentesting
Vulnerability management
Prioritization: Combination of technical criticality (CVSS) and exploitability (EPSS) with zero false positives
Remediation: Assistance with comprehensive and pragmatic remediation plans
Verification: Automated retest or 1-click retest
Orchestration: Save time to focus on remediation
Identify your vulnerabilities
Identify all your vulnerabilities with Patrowl automated pentesting:
Known vulnerabilities, the referenced vulnerabilities (CVE) but also unreferenced ones
Unknown vulnerabilities and weaknesses, based on well known standards: OWASP, PTES and OSSTMM
Get the same quality as a manual pentest but continuously, on perimeters of infinite size and consolidated in a centralized dashboard.
Risk Insights: manage your security through use cases
The Risk insights allow you to anticipate or detect disruptions or failures based on use cases. It also helps you to improve the scoring or rating that many organizations suffer from cybersecurity ratings companies:
Certificates
DNS security and reputation
Exposed services
E-mail security and best practices
SSL/TLS strength
Web application security
Risk prioritization
Patrowl doesn't send you hundreds of useless vulnerabilities, but only qualified vulnerabilities, prioritized, contextualized, with a real impact on your business.
Vulnerabilities are qualified based on the technical criticality (CVSS), the exploitability (EPSS) and other criteria related to your context without any false positive.
Security check
No result is a result. Get information on all security checks grouped into 30 main categories with the last execution time, the results and standard references (CWE, OWASP, CPE, CVE, etc.) : Services Takeover, Default Login & Password, Authentication Bypass, Code Injection, Misconfigurations, Path Traversal, SSRF, IoT weakness, etc.
Ticket management with ITSM
Manage your vulnerabilities and threats with your own Information Technology Service Management (ITSM).
You can apply the correction provided by Patrowl or forward it to the right IT team by a ticket (ITSM). The status will be synchronized, allowing tracking and control.
Patrowl supports: Service Now, Jira, GLPI.
The power of automated pentests enhanced tenfold by human expertise
Patrowl offers an automated, continuous black box pentesting solution, ideal to quickly identify security flaws on internet exposed assets.
In addition, in-depth manual pentesting by experts can detect complex vulnerabilities and scenarios.
Patrowl also offers 3 ways to check the application of remediation : manual, automated, and periodic.
Periodic retest
The vast majority of vulnerabilities are retested each time the security checks are re-run.
Automatic Retest
The client can ask for a 1-click retest, automatically launched.
Manual retest
Few vulnerabilities discovered through complex scenarios or advanced techniques are manually retested.
Stay up to date
Cybersecurity compliance
DORA regulation
Ensures a minimum level of resilience for the financial sector
NIS 2
EU regulation aimed at strengthening cybersecurity
CyberScore
Scoring system: website and social media
CaRE program
Assistance with cyber resilience for healthcare infrastructures
Benefits
Why Patrowl.io ?
0 False Positive
Focus on qualified risks and save time
Simplicity
Easy to use so you can focus on high skilled tasks
0 setup
SaaS solution with quick and simplified deployment, averaging 30 minutes
24/7/365
Since the attackers have no business hours, Patrowl runs 24/7/365
Secured Access
Encryption and authentication via MFA or SSO
Certifications of our Experts and Pentesters
SANS GIAC GPEN GWAPT GXPN
Advanced training program for experts with significant experience
OSCP
Offensive Security Certified Professional
SWE Certification
Offensive Security Web Expert
Your question
What is an attack surface?
The attack surface refers to all the entry points or identified vulnerabilities that a hacker could exploit to gain unauthorized access to an information system. This includes open ports, unsecured software, weak configurations, or even careless user behavior. The larger the attack surface, the more complex the threat landscape, increasing the potential impact of a breach.
In a Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program, managing the attack surface plays a key role by incorporating several key steps:
Vulnerability Identification: Detect threats in real-time using threat intelligence tools.
Analysis and Prioritization: Assess the impact of each vulnerability to prioritize actions based on severity and operational impact.
Surface Management: Implement proactive measures to secure and reduce points of entry.
Remediation Actions: Put in place corrective actions to limit the risk of exploitation.
Response Time: Minimize the time between detecting a threat and neutralizing it.
CTEM ensures continuous attack surface management by constantly adapting security strategies to the evolving threat landscape. By implementing these steps, organizations can improve their resilience to real-time threats and enhance their overall security posture.
