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Attack Surface Management

We find what others miss.

How do you monitor the security of public infrastructure? How do you gain insight into what you don't know about your own network? Qasaba answers both — faster, more accurate, and multiple times less expensive than a team of security experts.

4 people · 1 month 8 hours
Documenting the infrastructure of an international manufacturing company
4 people · 1 month 6 hours
Identifying the fastest attack path during Red Team exercises
150 people · 24/7 4 hours
Detecting an unauthorized development environment

Every organization has blind spots. Attackers find them first. We think like attackers — so you close the gaps before they get exploited.

The view of your infrastructure that an attacker can obtain is called the attack surface. These are the problems hiding in yours right now:

Unauthorized services

Services exposed to the world that nobody in the organization knows about.

Data leaks & misconfiguration

Sensitive files, backups, and configuration details left accessible on public servers.

Short-lived dev environments

Temporary environments spun up and forgotten — exposed just long enough to be found.

Post-merger vulnerabilities

Vulnerable systems quietly inherited through company mergers and acquisitions.

Hidden remote access

SSH, RDP, and other remote access services operating without the security team's knowledge.

Attacker backdoors

Persistent access left behind by previous attackers, invisible to standard tools.

Attack Surface Management is not another vulnerability scanning tool

ASM is a cyclical process of examining your organization's attack surface — the view of your infrastructure that can be obtained by an attacker — in a way that gives the defending organization an advantage.

The goal is not to produce a list of CVEs. The goal is to see your network the way an adversary does — and to do it better and faster than they can.

What a real ASM platform must do:

Regular scanning of publicly accessible services
Short intervals between successive scans
Accurate identification of services and software versions
Prioritization of security issues
Advantage over the adversary's reconnaissance capabilities

Adversary-grade reconnaissance. Built by the offense.

Qasaba was forged in Red Teaming and adversary emulation operations. Our approach mirrors and exceeds the reconnaissance techniques used by most APT groups. We don't simulate what attackers might do. We do what they do — faster, deeper, and at a scale no human team can match.

Offensive security origin

Every capability in Qasaba comes from years of real-world attack simulations, Red Teaming engagements, and adversary emulation assignments against critical infrastructure.

Beyond APT-level recon

Our discovery techniques go far beyond what most APT groups are capable of — finding assets, content, and weaknesses that even sophisticated adversaries would struggle to uncover.

Sector-wide assessments

Assess not just one organization but an entire sector or country. We've mapped the attack surface of nationwide public infrastructure in 24 hours and identified supply chain risks across an entires sectors.

Emerging threat response

When a new critical vulnerability is disclosed, Qasaba can assess your entire infrastructure for exposure within hours — not weeks of manual triage.

You don't need more tools. You need better results.

Three integrated capabilities that replace the noise of typical ASM platforms with clarity.

Discover

Find what's really there — not what someone else already scraped.

  • Open ports & services
  • Domains & subdomain enumeration
  • Sensitive documents & embedded content
  • Misconfigurations and non-CVE related weaknesses

Analyze

Understand what matters with near-zero false positives.

  • Vulnerability matching
  • Technology stack fingerprinting
  • Exploitation probability
  • Pentesting hints

Monitor

Stay ahead of change with live updates during discovery.

  • Change detection
  • On-demand re-scanning
  • Activity logging
  • Version tracking

Live updates during every discovery process

Browse discovered assets, track changes over time, and act on prioritized findings — with live progress updates as discovery runs.

Dashboard wireframe

Most ASM tools show you outdated data — not your actual attack surface.

The majority of ASM vendors scrape outdated information from third-party sources and wrap open-source projects in polished interfaces. The result looks convincing — but what you see is stale, incomplete, and dangerously misleading. With these tools, you're not managing your attack surface. You're managing an illusion of safety.

What we hear about others

Lack of know-how and attacker's perspective
Poor asset discovery
Unable to correctly identify services
Historical or outdated data
Demo versions with static, predefined data
No support for languages other than English
Prioritization based solely on CVSS
Limited assets and poor performance

What Qasaba delivers

Designed as an offensive security tool
Techniques used by advanced adversaries
Best-in-class service identification
Results available within hours
Ready to run a live demo — no preparation needed
Supports multiple languages by design
Prioritization based on adversary objectives
Scans very large organizations on-demand
Qasaba fortress in the desert

Born from necessity, built for scale

Qasaba was created when constantly monitoring the infrastructure of one of Europe's largest financial institutions proved impossible for any team to do in predictable time. No number of experts could keep up with the task of performing daily network reconnaissance at that scale.

So we built software to do it — proprietary, from the ground up, based on years of Red Teaming and attack simulation research. It's still being developed and improved every day.

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99.8% less noise
Day 1 first report
0 services missed

We call them success stories since it wasn't too late

Qasaba revealed critical issues that went unnoticed despite regular auditing, penetration testing, and vulnerability scanning.

Financial Services

Exposed Development Environment

A development environment was exposed to the public network just before a mobile application launch. Identified and reported instantly.

Caught before production release
Healthcare

Vulnerable CMS Plugin

A vulnerable plugin in a Content Management System of a medical company — on a machine regularly scanned and checked during penetration tests.

Missed by regular pentests
Telecom

Data Leak Discovery

Archives with technical documentation and configuration backups found on a single machine of a large network operator. Fixed within two hours.

Reported → fixed in 2 hours

See the difference yourself

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