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Threat exposure monitoring

Threat exposure monitoring: see your business the way attackers do

Attackers start by looking at you from the outside: leaked passwords, forgotten servers, lookalike domains, weak email settings. Upfortify watches those same places continuously and tells you what's exposed, why it matters and how to fix it, before someone uses it.

Attackers look from the outside first

Before a phishing campaign or a break-in, attackers do research. They search breach data for your employees’ passwords, scan the internet for systems you forgot were online and register domains one letter off from yours. Remote teams make this surface bigger: more cloud apps, more home devices, more accounts. Most businesses never see that view of themselves until it is used against them.

What we monitor

  • Leaked credentials. Employee email addresses and passwords that appear in breach data and in the logs stolen by password-stealing malware.
  • Your external attack surface. Internet-facing systems, open remote access ports, forgotten subdomains, expired or misconfigured certificates.
  • Lookalike domains. Newly registered domains that imitate yours, a common setup for invoice fraud and fake sign-in pages.
  • Email spoofing risk. Gaps in SPF, DKIM and DMARC that would let someone send email that looks like it came from you.
  • Exposed data. Company files or cloud storage left open to the public.

Alerts with a fix, not just a finding

Every alert says what was found, why it matters and what to do about it, ranked by risk. We handle the fixes that fall inside your Upfortify services, such as resetting a leaked account or tightening email settings, and track the rest on one list with vulnerability and patch management. For a deeper, hands-on test of what an attacker could actually do with what’s exposed, add a penetration test.

From unknown exposure to closed gap, in four moves

Map

We build a picture of your domains, internet-facing systems and staff accounts as an outsider sees them.

Watch

Breach data, the internet and new domain registrations are monitored continuously for anything tied to you.

Alert

New exposures come with a plain-English explanation and the fix, ranked by risk.

Close

Fixes are made and tracked to done, and the monthly report shows your exposure trend.

Exposure through AI tools

Shared AI chat links, public AI-built apps and connectors that open company data to outside services are a new kind of exposure. Watching for them is part of shadow AI discovery.

Frequently asked questions

What is threat exposure monitoring?

It is continuous monitoring of what an attacker can find about your business from the outside: employee passwords leaked in breaches, systems exposed to the internet, lookalike domains registered to impersonate you, and weaknesses in your email settings. You get alerts with clear fix steps, instead of finding out after an attack.

Is dark web monitoring worth it?

On its own, a list of breached email addresses isn't very useful. It becomes useful when someone acts on it: forcing a password reset, checking whether the password was reused on business systems and confirming MFA is in place. That follow-through is what we provide.

How is this different from vulnerability scanning?

Vulnerability scanning looks inside your environment for missing patches and weak settings on your devices. Exposure monitoring looks outward, at what anyone on the internet can see: open services, forgotten subdomains, leaked credentials and impersonation risks. You need both, and they feed the same fix list.

What happens when you find a leaked password?

We tell you which account is affected and where the leak came from, help reset the password, check for reuse on other business systems and confirm MFA is enforced. If there are signs the account was already used, it becomes an incident and our response team takes over.

Can you take down a lookalike domain?

We can help you report abusive lookalike domains to the registrar or hosting provider and warn your staff and clients in the meantime. Whether a domain is removed is up to the provider, so we also make sure your email authentication makes impersonation harder to pull off.

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