Secure Your External Infrastructure and Applications
Ovalsec offers a unique perspective on your external exposures, by continuously trying to hack customer assets, we empower security teams to identify and eliminate the most significant risks more effectively and with greater ease.
Protect your environment through active exploitation
The platform actively tests customer’s web apps and infrastructure by replicating actual attacker methodologies. Alerts are issued only after a breach is validated with a detailed journal of the attack sequence.
Complete Visibility
Gain in-depth visibility
and insights into your entire attack surface
Active exploitation
The exploit engine is using active attack vectors trying to get access to every asset daily
Protect and remediate
Mitigate security risks in real time to improve your overall security posture
Holistic external attack surface protection platform
We protect your virtual perimeter against targeted attacks, helping security teams uncover and mitigate hidden risks in their external attack surfaces. Automatic discovery and mapping of your external-facing infrastructure and applications including shadow IT and 3rd party applications
Asset discovery and mapping
Automatic discovery and mapping of your external-facing infrastructure and applications including shadow IT and 3rd party applications
Risk Detection
Deep security scans of the entire asset inventory in order to identify external facing security risks and identify critical attack pathways used in sophisticated attacks
Continuous Security
Ovalsec platform integrates with your remediation processes and systems to enable your security team to close security exposures before they are compromised
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Maintaining high security posture against a critical attack surface
CapitalOne breach
Hacker used a self-made tool to detect misconfigured AWS S3 bucket to steal sensitive data
British Airways breach
British Airways’ website were diverted to a fraudulent site, details of about 500,000 customers were harvested by the attackers
Equifax breach
Equifax was hacked as a result of unpatched high priority Apache Struts vulnerability on their web application
