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Every exposure is connected to something that matters.

AttackSight brings your systems, people, brand and leaked data into one connected picture. You see not only what is exposed, but where it leads, and what to fix first.

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An illustrative connected view of one organisation

Select anything to see what it connects to
  • Organisation
  • Domain
  • System
  • Server
  • Person
  • Mailbox
  • Leak
  • Lookalike
  • Finding
  • Plan
  • Inferred, for illustration

Severity is a matter of context.

Most tools hand you a list. A list cannot tell you that four unremarkable findings, read together, describe a way in.

As a list

Four items, none urgent. Each waits its turn.

  • MediumA lookalike domain has been registered
  • LowA senior employee is publicly profiled
  • MediumA company mailbox appears in leaked data
  • MediumA remote access portal is reachable

In context

The same four, connected.

  1. The lookalike domain is suited to impersonating your finance team.Lookalike imitates your domain
  2. Your head of finance is easy to identify and to address.Person, publicly profiled
  3. Their mailbox credentials are already circulating.Mailbox appears in a leak
  4. Those credentials lead to a portal that is open to the internet.Leak leads to remote access

Read together, they describe a route in. That is what an attacker sees first.

Questions a list cannot answer.

Because everything AttackSight learns is held in relation to everything else, the questions that matter most take a moment rather than a project.

  • Which public sites share the server behind this finding?See every system a single weakness puts at risk.
  • Where does one fix close several exposures at once?Spend effort where it removes the most risk.
  • Which of our people are both visible and already compromised?Public profiles, mailboxes and leaks, in one view.
  • What is this lookalike domain imitating?Impersonation traced back to the domain and brand it imitates.
  • What belongs to which part of the organisation?Every finding traced to its system, its domain and its owner.
  • What has changed since last week?New connections are as telling as new findings.

Seven engines. One connected picture.

Each engine adds its own kind of knowledge to the same picture, so every insight arrives already in context.

  • PrismAttack surface discoveryAdds your domains, systems, servers, services and certificates, and keeps them current.
  • LensAI host assessmentAdds an experienced tester's judgement to every system: what is real, what is not, and why.
  • PeriscopePeople and brand researchAdds the people, brand and sector threats an adversary would study first.
  • InfraredDark web exposureAdds the credentials and data already circulating where they should not be.
  • FocusAI remediation planningAdds precise plans, each tied to the exposures it resolves.
  • SpectrumReports and analyticsReads the whole picture for analysts, executives and boards.
  • BeaconContinuous monitoringKeeps every connection current, and tells the right people when one changes.

Built on judgement and candour.

Connections are only as useful as the facts they join. AttackSight is exacting about both.

Judgement

Findings are examined before they reach you. Each carries a verdict and the reasoning behind it, so your team begins with what is real.

Candour

Where a source is silent, AttackSight says so rather than implying all is well. Systems that no longer exist are retired, not counted.

Foresight

Encrypted services are assessed for "harvest now, decrypt later" exposure, so the move to post-quantum cryptography can be planned rather than rushed.

One measure of risk, drawn from the whole picture.

A single score from 0 to 100 that weighs technical, human and criminal exposure together, and shows exactly what moves it.

  • ProportionateEstates are judged on the shape of their exposure, not their size.
  • ConsistentThe same figure on every screen, in every report, for every system.
  • DirectionalHistory shows where risk is heading, not only where it stands.
Illustrative. Each part shows how much of its potential it currently contributes.

Engineered with the discretion your data deserves.

A connected account of your exposure is among the most sensitive records you hold. AttackSight is built accordingly.

Enterprise identitySingle sign-on, with responsibilities defined by role.
Strict separationEach organisation's picture is visible only to those entitled to it.
Authorised scopeAssessment is confined to what your organisation owns.
Contained assessmentActive testing is isolated from the rest of the platform.
Least privilegeEvery component operates with only the access it requires.
AccountabilityMaterial actions are attributable to the person who took them.

Questions

What is AttackSight?

An attack surface management platform from FFV. It connects everything an organisation exposes to the internet, from systems to people to leaked data, so security teams can see how exposures relate and decide what to fix first.

What does it need to get started?

One domain your organisation owns. AttackSight builds the connected picture from there.

Is assessment safe for production systems?

Yes. Assessment is designed to be non-disruptive, and sensitive environments can be given a more considerate profile.

Does AttackSight assess systems we do not own?

No. Work is confined to domains your organisation has established it owns.

How is AI used?

AI examines systems the way an experienced tester would, confirms or dismisses findings with its reasoning, researches the open web and drafts remediation plans. Dark web results are scored by fixed rules so they can always be reproduced.

Can service providers use it for their clients?

Yes. One workspace holds many organisations, each with its own people, permissions, schedules and reporting.

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