Sensitive Code ExposureExternal Attack Surface Management (EASM), Digital Risk Protection, Security Ratings, Cybersecurity Ratings

Sensitive Code Exposure

Proactive Defense Against Code Repository and Mobile App Vulnerabilities

Organizations face mounting threats from exposed code repositories and insecure mobile applications in today's digital landscape. ThreatNG's Sensitive Code Exposure Module offers a robust solution by providing comprehensive External Attack Surface Management (EASM), Digital Risk Protection (DRP), and Security Ratings capabilities. This module proactively identifies and assesses risks associated with publicly accessible code repositories and mobile apps across various marketplaces. Going beyond fundamental discovery, ThreatNG delves into content analysis to pinpoint sensitive exposures like API keys, credentials, configuration files, and personally identifiable information. By delivering continuous monitoring, in-depth analysis, and actionable insights, ThreatNG empowers organizations to prevent data leaks, protect brand reputation, secure cloud environments, manage third-party risks, and conduct thorough due diligence, strengthening their security posture against evolving threats.

Identifies and assesses risks associated with sensitive data exposure in publicly accessible code repositories. The solution offers continuous monitoring, thorough content analysis, and actionable insights to uncover vulnerabilities such as exposed credentials and configuration files. This empowers organizations to prevent data breaches, safeguard their brand reputation, and enhance their overall security posture.

Visibility and assessment of an organization's mobile app attack surface. By analyzing apps across marketplaces, ThreatNG uncovers vulnerabilities and empowers security teams to mitigate risks. This analysis identifies security weaknesses and evaluates how apps handle sensitive data, ensuring data protection and compliance. Additionally, ThreatNG categorizes exposed information, such as access credentials and cryptographic keys, to provide a clear understanding of mobile app security risks.