External exposure
Internet-facing applications, services, supply-chain dependencies and externally discoverable assets.
- Approved inventory and boundary mapping
- Service exposure validation
- Prioritized critical entry points
Security testing should follow how your systems connect, rather than stop at organizational or tooling boundaries.
Discover agreed internet-facing assets and investigate exposure paths that matter to the organization.
Discuss this scope ↗Challenge high-value paths tied to identity, digital channels and confidential information.
Focus on customer-facing systems, payment-adjacent workflows and operational dependencies.
Assess applications and APIs as development, access and integrations change.
Buy a focused assessment or plan for recurring validation. Strike0 engagements are configured around a defined objective, not a generic checklist of scans.
Internet-facing applications, services, supply-chain dependencies and externally discoverable assets.
Authentication, authorization, application logic and high-value business workflows.
Cloud permissions, service identities, role escalation and misconfigured trust relationships.
Controlled validation of payment-change, approval and social-engineering resistant processes.
Trust boundaries between models, tools, credentials, connected data and action permissions.
Repeat approved scenarios to confirm fixes remain effective after releases or environmental change.
Each engagement needs an agreed objective, rules of engagement and deliverable. The mission plan sets the target systems, safety boundaries, success criteria and evidence requirements before testing begins.