Exposed serviceswith real attacker reachability
Detect externally reachable services, identify which protocols create meaningful entry points, and give your team clearer exposure context across the internet-facing surface.
SSH exposed
tcp / 22
Direct remote access surface observed on a public host.
RDP reachable
tcp / 3389
Interactive service responding externally from the internet.
Admin HTTPS
tcp / 443
Administrative interface responding over a public endpoint.
Public HTTP
tcp / 80
User-facing web service available without stronger controls.
Exposure groups
Organize exposed services by the kind of access they create
Different services create different kinds of external risk. Grouping them by behavior makes review and prioritization faster.
Interactive access
Services like SSH or RDP that allow direct interaction and can create immediate attacker entry points.
Web & admin surfaces
HTTP, HTTPS, and administrative web interfaces that expose user-facing or operational workflows.
Infrastructure exposure
Externally reachable infrastructure services that reveal platform, proxy, or operational behavior.
Why it matters
Not every exposed asset matters equally. The service behind it changes the risk.
Service context helps teams distinguish passive inventory from real interaction paths. Reachable remote access, management, and administrative services usually deserve faster review than ordinary web presence.
Interactive exposure
Identify services that allow direct interaction instead of passive content delivery.
Management surfaces
Spot externally reachable admin and operational interfaces faster.
Protocol drift
Track when new externally reachable services appear across assets.
Exposure timing
Add timing and change visibility to service-level exposure observations.
Next steps
Turn exposed services into clearer exposure intelligence
Identify what is reachable, understand which services create real entry points, and give your team stronger context for external risk review.