Most attack-surface programmes track what the vendor told you about. The actual attack surface — shadow assets, forgotten subdomains, exposed admin panels — sits outside that list.
Attack-surface mapping is REX's core remit. ARIA verifies what's exposed against what the vendor's documents claim. TARA tiers the findings and routes the urgent ones into remediation.
The outside-in scanner that doesn't blink. REX maps every vendor's external footprint, fingerprints exposed services, and watches for new assets and new breaches around the clock.
External findings, validated against the vendor's own claims. ARIA cross-checks REX's discoveries against the vendor's trust centre, SOC 2 and policies — flagging where reality and self-attestation diverge.
Findings tiered by impact, not alphabet. TARA classifies every exposure by inherent risk and assigns SLA-bound remediation — so a Critical-tier vendor's exposed RDP doesn't queue behind a Low-tier banner grab.
Concrete differences in how the team works the surface — not aspirational outcomes, just a more honest map of what an attacker can actually see.
Forgotten subdomains, dev environments and old VPN endpoints surface in REX before they surface in an incident.
What the vendor says they have is verified against what's actually reachable. ARIA flags the gap.
TARA tiers exposures by impact so your team works Critical first — not whichever scan finished last.
REX maps the vendors of your vendors. The hop you didn't know about stops being a hop you can't see.
Within two weeks REX surfaced four exposed admin panels across our top-twenty vendors that nobody — including the vendors — knew were live. That's the attack surface you actually need to see.
Book a 30-minute call and we'll have NOVA, ARIA and REX produce a complete posture report on one of your live vendors inside 24 hours.