Find and Fix Critical Vulnerabilities Before Anyone Else Does
We map your entire attack surface and close 18+ critical CVEs before an attacker, auditor, or investor ever finds them.
Unknown assets multiply
Mergers, cloud sprawl, and shadow IT create systems no one is tracking, each one an unguarded door.
Exposure is invisible to leadership
Boards ask 'how exposed are we?' and get a list of CVEs instead of a quantified, defensible answer.
Third parties widen the perimeter
Vendors and integrations extend your attack surface far beyond what your firewall protects.
Point scans miss the big picture
A scanner finds vulnerabilities; it doesn't tell you which exposed path actually leads to your crown jewels.
Periodic vulnerability scan
- Only sees the assets you already knew about
- Outputs a CVE list with no business context
- No view of attack paths or blast radius
- Nothing leadership can act on or report
- Snapshot in time, stale within weeks
Korur threat surface assessment
- Discovers shadow IT, cloud, and third-party exposure
- Quantifies risk in business and financial terms
- Maps realistic attack paths to critical assets
- Board-ready report with prioritized remediation
- A living baseline you can track over time
Discover everything
Active and passive discovery maps every external and internal asset, including the ones no one documented.
Week 1Map the attack paths
We model how an attacker would chain exposures to reach your most critical systems and data.
Week 2Quantify the risk
Each path is scored for likelihood and business impact, producing a defensible risk picture.
Week 2-3Prioritize remediation
Findings are sequenced by risk reduction per effort, so you fix the highest-leverage gaps first.
Week 3Report to the board
You get an executive narrative and a technical appendix, both grounded in the same evidence.
Week 4External-facing applications and APIs
Cloud accounts and misconfigurations
Shadow IT and unmanaged assets
Third-party and supply-chain exposure
Internal network segmentation
Identity and access pathways
Exposed credentials and secrets
Domain, DNS, and certificate hygiene
Data exposure and exfiltration routes
Complete asset inventory
A single source of truth for everything you own, exposed, and forgot.
Attack-path mapping
Visual chains showing exactly how an attacker reaches critical assets.
Quantified risk scoring
Risk expressed in likelihood and business impact, not just severity labels.
Prioritized remediation roadmap
A sequenced plan ranked by risk reduction per unit of effort.
Executive reporting
A board-ready narrative that turns technical exposure into business decisions.
Continuous baseline
A reference point you can re-measure against to prove progress over time.
Framework alignment
Findings map to ISO 27001, NIS2, SOC 2, and GDPR control expectations.
Audit-ready evidence
Documented scope, methodology, and results auditors accept without rework.
Executive risk register
A quantified register your board and risk committee can actually govern with.
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Scoping & discovery
Week 1Define scope, gain access, and begin active and passive asset discovery.
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Analysis & attack-path modeling
Week 2Map exposures, model attack paths, and validate findings.
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Risk quantification
Week 3Score each path, prioritize remediation, and draft the report.
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Reporting & readout
Week 4Deliver the executive and technical reports and walk leadership through them.
Total visibility
Finally see every asset and exposure, including the ones no tool tracked.
Quantified risk
Answer 'how exposed are we?' with a number, not a guess.
Prioritized action
Spend remediation budget where it reduces the most risk.
Board confidence
Give leadership a defensible, repeatable view of cyber risk.
We thought we had a handle on our footprint. The assessment found a third of our assets we didn't know existed.
For the first time I could give the board a single risk number and defend it. That changed the whole conversation.
The attack-path map made the priorities obvious. We stopped arguing about CVSS and started fixing what mattered.
Download the Attack Surface Checklist
A self-assessment to gauge how much of your true exposure you can currently see.
The Challenge
Lumio's learning platform had been built at startup speed, prioritising features over hardening. The founders knew their attack surface had grown faster than their security practices, but they had no clear picture of what was actually exposed.
Our Solution
Korur mapped Lumio's full external threat surface — public endpoints, exposed services, third-party integrations and leaked credentials — and ranked every finding by real-world exploitability rather than raw scanner severity, so the team fixed what mattered first.
See What Attackers See Before They Strike
Your attack surface is expanding faster than you can control it. We'll map every exposed asset, quantify your risk, and give your board the executive summary that proves you're protected.