Scan
Public-facing weaknesses.
Monthly scans flag known weaknesses and newly reachable services. Praeven checks which findings matter.
External Exposure Review
Know what the outside world can see.
Praeven examines your public-facing footprint, checks for new weaknesses and exposed information, and explains what changed. You get an analyst-reviewed report and a monthly threat brief, not a dashboard full of noise.
The review
What attackers can see. What they can use.
Technical findings matter more when they connect to information an attacker could collect and the threats changing around your business.
Public information
What is exposed about you.
Our open-source intelligence (OSINT) review examines public information and digital traces that could help someone target your organization or your people.
Threat brief
What deserves attention now.
A concise monthly brief connects relevant attacker activity and new exposure to decisions your team can make.
What lands on your desk
A report that names the exposure and the next move.
The kickoff delivers a prioritized report and executive summary. Each month, Praeven updates both with new findings, changes to open issues, and what deserves attention first.
- Kickoff reviewPublic-facing systems and open-source exposure, with priorities for action.
- Monthly scan and OSINT reportFresh results and an updated executive summary, with new and changed findings highlighted.
- Monthly threat briefRelevant attacker activity translated into attention points for your business.
Starting price
Start with the kickoff. Keep the view fresh.
The kickoff identifies exposed systems and public information an attacker could use against your business. Each month, scans and public-source research show what is new, still open, or resolved. A threat brief explains relevant attacker activity.
Need someone to drive the fixes?The Security Program adds ongoing security leadership and coordination with your team and providers.
External Exposure Review
Outside exposure, kept in focus.
$1,399kickoff
$399monthly
- Five public targets
- Kickoff review
- Monthly external scans and OSINT report
- Monthly threat brief
The attacker view
A vulnerability is only part of the story.
A public portal shows an attacker where to try. A staff page shows whom they might impersonate to request access. Together, those clues shape a more convincing approach.
From finding to action
Praeven connects the clues to a decision your team can make, such as tightening portal access or independently verifying an access request. Monthly reporting tracks what is new, still open, or resolved.
Before we begin
Questions before we get started.
What does Praeven look at?
We examine public-facing systems and public information about your organization and your people. That includes reachable services, known weaknesses, exposed documents, and details that could support impersonation.
What changes in the monthly review?
We repeat the external scans and open-source intelligence review, update your report and executive summary, and provide a threat brief. The report highlights new exposure, changes to open findings, and fixes we can verify.
How is this different from a vulnerability scan?
A scan identifies possible technical weaknesses. Praeven reviews those results and connects them to public information an attacker could use. The report explains why the findings matter and which actions deserve attention first.
Can our I.T. provider use the report?
Yes. Findings include evidence, the affected systems or information, and recommended actions. Your team or provider can use the report to prioritize fixes, and the next monthly review tracks what changed.
Start the conversation
Know what is exposed. Decide what to fix.
Tell us what sits on your public perimeter and what keeps changing. We’ll discuss how a monthly outside view could help you stay ahead of it.
Prepare. Anticipate. Protect.