ASM

Manage your organisation’s asset inventory and keep critical certificates up-to-date with ease, saving you time and money.

Prevent bad actors from misusing a domain or sub-domain owned by your organisation.

Get control over what all your domains and sub-domains are used for.

Get a clear view of your organisation’s full asset inventory, something other tools are not capable of at such a comprehensive level.

Leverage sophisticated certificate expiration and revocation monitoring of the entire estate.

Automated discovery of the network infrastructure globally

Continuous service and configuration monitoring

Maintaining visibility of an organisation’s network infrastructure has never been more difficult. Between rapid technology changes, IT decentralization and outsourcing, mergers and acquisitions, too much is happening too quickly. Organisations often operate blind or rely on incomplete data because keeping track of the constant changes is too much work.

In a world where infrastructure changes are made by machines, every minute of every day, ASM provides a machine-powered, automated, and continuous discovery service, giving organisations ultimate visibility into what resources they’re exposing on the Internet.

ASM can find all assets, including domains, subdomains, network ranges, Cloud IP addresses and providers, and certificates.

ASM also continuously monitors the discovered assets to understand what services the organisation is providing. At the network level, that means tracking all open ports and server information. Higher up, ASM collects detailed domain policy and server configuration.

With more than a decade of experience building tools for deep security and network configuration analysis, ASM supports a wide range of standards and services, including everything related to DNS, SMTP, SPF, DMARC, HTTP, HSTS, TLS, PKI, application security, and many other standards. Coverage includes established as well as emerging technologies.

ASM assembles all the collected data and transforms it into a semantic data model, from which it then builds a search engine of your network infrastructure and services.