Get attacked on your terms, before someone else does
OXDR combines exposure assessment with adversarial exposure validation in one continuous exposure management platform, across IT, cloud, OT and IoT, from outside and inside your network.
Detection and response is not enough on its own
The surface keeps growing
New assets, cloud services and suppliers appear every week.
Attackers are persistent
They probe continuously, so testing cannot be occasional.
Findings lack priority
Thousands of vulnerabilities, little sense of which matter.
Controls are assumed
Few teams test whether their defences actually stop attacks.
Exposure assessment and validation
Attack surface monitoring
Continuous discovery of internet-facing assets and dark web exposure.
- Domains, IPs, certificates and services
- Shadow IT detection
- Leaked credential monitoring
Vulnerability management
Every finding in one place, ranked by business relevance.
- Import from scanners and code tools
- De-duplication
- Push to Jira, ServiceNow or Slack
Breach & attack simulation
Safe, repeatable attacks that test your controls and detections.
- Technique-level testing
- Detection gap reports
- Retest after changes
Automated red teaming
Continuous adversary emulation that chains real attack paths.
- Attack path discovery
- Proof-backed findings
- Human approval for offensive steps
Pen testing as a service
Request, track and retest web, network and cloud tests.
- Central findings dashboard
- Reusable vulnerability library
- Custom report templates
Configuration & code
Benchmarks, cloud secrets, application security and SBOM.
- CIS benchmark checks
- Secrets exposure
- SBOM analysis
What OXDR changes
Business-relevant priorities
Exposures ranked by what they put at risk.
Measured posture
Validation shows how well controls actually perform.
Better detection tools
Tests feed tuning back to the SOC.
Bring one real incident. We will walk it through CyberWall.
A working session with our engineers, built around your sources, your alerts and the questions your SOC is asking today.