See Your Surface.
The way an attacker does.
SpartanX discovers what you expose and then attacks it, so your surface map is a list of proven ways in, not an inventory of assets. Discovery that acts, not a spreadsheet that sits.
An inventory is not a threat picture
External attack surface tools give you a list of assets. They tell you what exists, not what is reachable, what is exploitable, or how an attacker would move from one asset to the next. An inventory does not tell you where you will be breached.
Attackers do not stop at discovery. They chain a weak external edge to an identity to a cloud misconfiguration. A map that stops at the asset boundary misses exactly the paths that matter.
How SpartanX maps your real surface
Discover everything exposed
The platform finds your web, mobile, API, network, cloud, and identity surface across AWS, Azure, and GCP and keeps it current in the OKEG knowledge graph.
Attack what it finds
An autonomous adversary tests each exposed asset and proves which ones are actually reachable and exploitable.
Chain across surfaces
Findings are chained the way an attacker would, linking an external foothold to identity, cloud, and internal movement.
Prioritize by impact
Each proven path gets a PESS score from 0 to 100 so you fix the entry points that lead somewhere, first.
What you get
Paths, not assets
Shadow exposure surfaced
A surface that stays honest
Retire the EASM and asset-discovery tools that inventory your surface without ever testing it.
Map your surface by what is reachable
Let the adversary show you the ways in that an inventory misses.