Validate what attackers can actually reach.
Public-facing systems change quickly. New applications launch. APIs expand. Wireless environments shift. AI features get added.
Canary Trap helps your team validate what is externally reachable, what is actually exploitable, and what should be fixed first.
External exposure should be proven, not assumed.
External exposure is not just a list of internet-facing assets. It is the gap between what your organization believes is protected and what an attacker may be able to see, access, misuse, or exploit from the outside.
This outcome helps your team validate external risk across infrastructure, applications, APIs, wireless environments, and AI-enabled products.
You leave with a clearer understanding of:
- What is externally reachable
- Which weaknesses are exploitable
- Where business-critical systems or data may be exposed
- Which findings should be prioritized first
- Which engagement is the right fit for your environment, trigger, and timeline
Common reasons teams validate external exposure.
This outcome is a strong fit when your team is dealing with one or more of the following triggers.
- New or changed public-facing infrastructure
- Preparing for a product, application, API, or AI release
- Approaching an annual or event-driven testing cycle
- A customer, auditor, insurer, regulator, or partner is asking for evidence
- External attack surface changes faster than your documentation
- Understand initial-access risk
Engagements aligned to this outcome.
Each engagement supports the same outcome through a different scope, environment, or technique. Not sure where to start? A 25-minute scoping call sorts it quickly.
Let’s map your exposure trigger to the right engagement.
A short scoping call is enough to align on your environment, trigger, scope, timing, and the right next step.
