External Attack Surface Management
Attack surface management that maps what you expose - then attacks it
TurboPentest maps your external attack surface - open ports and services with version fingerprinting, subdomains, SSL/TLS, and technology stack - then runs a full agentic pentest against it. Connect a cloud account and discovery is free. Not just an inventory. A pentest.
See a sample report →What is attack surface management?
Attack surface management is the practice of continuously discovering and inventorying every internet-facing asset you expose, then understanding how each one could be attacked. Your external attack surface is bigger than you think: forgotten subdomains, open ports running old service versions, misconfigured TLS, and cloud assets that passive scanners never see. You can't defend what you can't see - so EASM starts by mapping it all.
Most attack surface management tools stop at a list. TurboPentest uses its recon tooling - open ports and services with version fingerprinting via Naabu, subdomain discovery, SSL/TLS inspection, and technology-stack fingerprinting - to build the map, then hands it to the Paladin AI orchestrator to prove what is actually exploitable. Discovery, then validation, in one run.
Free
cloud EASM discovery across AWS, Azure, GCP, and DigitalOcean
Cloud EASM
$99
per target for a full autonomous pentest, results in hours
Flat pricing
Naabu
open ports and services mapped with version fingerprinting
Recon tooling
How attack surface management runs on TurboPentest
Discover your external surface
Naabu maps open ports and services with version fingerprinting, subdomain discovery finds forgotten hosts, and SSL/TLS plus tech-stack fingerprinting round out the picture.
Connect the cloud (optional, free)
Link AWS, Azure, GCP, or DigitalOcean read-only and TurboPentest maps cloud-native assets that passive scanners miss, then risk-scores each one. Discovery is free.
Get your attack surface map
A full inventory: most-interesting endpoints with methods, parameters, and auth requirements; open ports and services; technology stack; and authentication mechanisms plus input vectors cataloged.
Launch a one-click pentest
Fire an agentic pentest per asset for $99 per target. Paladin AI validates what is exploitable and delivers a report with PoCs, remediation, and retest commands in hours.
What the attack surface map covers
Every asset TurboPentest discovers lands in your attack surface map - so you know exactly what is exposed, what version it runs, and where an attacker would push.
Open ports & services
Naabu maps every reachable port and service, with version fingerprinting so you know exactly what is exposed and what version is running.
Subdomain discovery
Enumerates the subdomains attached to your domain - the forgotten staging hosts and orphaned services that make up shadow IT.
SSL/TLS posture
Inspects certificates and TLS configuration across your external surface, surfacing weak, expired, or misconfigured endpoints.
Technology-stack fingerprinting
Identifies frameworks, databases, and CDNs behind each asset, plus the authentication mechanisms and input vectors an attacker would target.
Mapping is one half. TurboPentest attacks the surface too.
Cyber asset attack surface management finds what you expose. An external penetration test proves which exposures are real. TurboPentest does both - free cloud EASM discovery, then a one-click agentic pentest per asset - so a finding arrives already validated.
Attack surface management FAQ
What is attack surface management?+
Attack surface management (ASM) is the continuous discovery, inventory, and analysis of every internet-facing asset your organization exposes - domains, subdomains, open ports and services, certificates, and the technology behind them. The goal is to see your external attack surface the way an attacker does, so exposures get found before they get exploited. TurboPentest maps that surface and then goes a step further, running a full agentic pentest against it.
How is external attack surface management (EASM) different from a vulnerability scan?+
EASM starts by discovering what you actually expose - it maps subdomains, open ports and services with version fingerprinting, SSL/TLS posture, and the technology stack behind each asset, then catalogs the most-interesting endpoints with their methods, parameters, and auth requirements. A vulnerability scan checks known assets for known flaws. TurboPentest does both: it builds the attack surface map first, then validates what is actually exploitable with the Paladin AI orchestrator.
What is cyber asset attack surface management and does TurboPentest cover the cloud?+
Cyber asset attack surface management extends discovery to cloud-native assets that passive scanners miss. Connect AWS, Azure, GCP, or DigitalOcean read-only and TurboPentest maps those assets, risk-scores each one, and lets you launch a one-click agentic pentest per asset. Discovery is free - you only pay when you run a pentest.
What do I get in the attack surface map?+
The deliverable includes an attack surface map with the most-interesting endpoints (methods, parameters, and auth requirements), open ports and services with version fingerprinting, the technology stack (frameworks, databases, CDNs), and the authentication mechanisms plus input vectors cataloged - so you have a full inventory of what is exposed and where to test.
How much do attack surface management tools cost here?+
Cloud EASM discovery is free - connect a cloud account read-only and map your assets at no cost. A full autonomous pentest against any target is $99 per target, flat, with results in hours.
Map your attack surface free. Pentest it for $99.
Cloud EASM discovery is free. Launch a full agentic pentest per asset for $99 per target, results in hours. See pricing
Written and reviewed by
Michel Chamberland - Founder & CEO, IntegSec
CISSP, OSCP, OSCE, CEH, GIAC, CCSK · 20+ years in offensive security
Michel has spent 20+ years on offensive security teams including IBM X-Force Red and Trustwave SpiderLabs, leading penetration tests, red team engagements, and breach response for Fortune 500 customers. He is the founder of IntegSec and the architect of TurboPentest.