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70 of 100
Fortune 100 organizations have had a
Remote Desktop Protocol Exposure
within the past 3 months

Discover your unknown Internet assets and what’s talking to them.
Expanse is a SaaS company that continuously discovers, tracks, and monitors the dynamic global Internet Edge for the world’s largest organizations. We surface and help remediate Internet Edge risks to prevent breaches and successful attacks.
Your Global
Edge Tracking Imperative
A single security flaw on your organization's Internet Edge can change into an active attack vector in seconds. Current tools don't link suspicious communications with system misconfiguration and identification of Edge assets. This means:
Attackers find assets you didn't know you had
It only takes one mistake in an asset management database to lose track of an Internet Edge asset. They can stay lost through multiple mergers and acquisitions. This is an attacker's gain and your loss.
Attackers see your process weaknesses
Adversaries will find process gaps, policy violations, and human errors. These all cause configuration errors that grow your attack surface.
Attackers think you aren't watching
You need to know what's talking with your Internet Edge devices and why. Scale and complexity issues with collection of petabytes of data lead to high management costs. Traditional tools aren't finding suspicious communications.
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Take Back Your Global Edge With Expanse
Global Edge Tracking means seeing all possible edge attack vectors and, using global flow data, which edge systems may be out of policy or already compromised.
Our platform discovers your global Internet Edge and identifies your organization’s IP space, your known and unknown assets, and their configurations. We enrich your asset view with internet traffic data associated with your networks. This links a complete picture of edge attack vectors to the communications that indicate a data breach, misconfiguration, or policy violation.