ThreatNG can discover and inventory an organization's exposed internal and external assets, providing a complete view of the organization's attack surface. It achieves this by leveraging its superior discovery capabilities to identify various digital assets, including domains, subdomains, IP addresses, cloud resources, social media profiles, code repositories, mobile apps, and any externally exposed internal assets. ThreatNG can also identify known and unknown assets by comparing discovered assets against known inventories or expected assets.

• Discover and inventory all assets: ThreatNG's superior discovery capabilities would identify an organization's external digital assets, including domains, subdomains, IP addresses, cloud resources, social media profiles, code repositories, mobile apps, and any externally exposed internal assets. ThreatNG could also identify known and unknown assets by comparing discovered assets against known inventories or expected assets.

• Continuously monitor the attack surface: ThreatNG's continuous monitoring capabilities would track changes to the organization's external attack surface, such as new domains being registered or changes in the technology stack of a web application. It would enable security teams to stay updated on the evolving attack surface and identify potential new risks as they emerge.

• Attack Surface Visualization: ThreatNG could provide a visually intuitive representation of the organization's external attack surface, showing the relationships between different assets, their risk levels, and their potential impact on the organization. This visual aid would empower security teams to understand the attack surface better and prioritize their efforts.

• Identify and assess vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in the attack surface: ThreatNG's assessment capabilities could identify vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in the organization's external digital assets. For example, it could scan web applications for known vulnerabilities, identify exposed APIs or development environments, and detect misconfigured cloud services. It would help security teams prioritize remediation efforts and reduce the organization's risk exposure.