Exposure Management

Find the weaknesses attackers could exploit. Prove which ones they can.

Exposure Management discovers your exposed assets, identifies weaknesses, validates exploitability and prioritizes remediation by the threats that matter to you. It supports a full Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) program, connecting discovery, threat intelligence, live validation, drift monitoring and stakeholder notification, so you know what is exposed, what changed, what attackers could exploit, and what to fix first.

Exposure Management overview in the Morado platformClick to enlarge
Watch it work

From the domains you give us to the vulnerabilities attackers use.

Morado starts from your seed domains, discovers subdomains and open services, finds vulnerabilities, validates what it can live, and traces each path to the known-exploited list. The red paths are the ones that need action now.

  1. Discovery
  2. Enumeration
  3. Vulnerability discovery
  4. Enrichment and validation
  5. Finishing
100%1,000 of 1,000 findings reviewed by AI
Seeds 20 domains you give us Subdomains 4,066 1,206 resolving Open services 663 389 hosts with open ports Findings 3,120 reviewed by AI Known exploited 44 on the known-exploited list acme.com Domain acme-health.org Domain acmecloud.net Domain acme-partners.com Domain acmemed.io Domain + 15 moreseeds vpn .acme.com portal .acme-health.org sso .acmecloud.net files .acme-partners.com dev-api .acmemed.io + 4,061 moresubdomains 198.51.100.20:443 netscaler_gateway 203.0.113.80:80 http_server 2.4.48 203.0.113.80:443 http_server 2.4.48 192.0.2.175:22 OpenSSH 8.9p1 203.0.113.81:22 OpenSSH 8.9p1 + 658 moreservices CVE-2026-63030 Checking…Validated CVE-2024-38475 Checking…Validated CVE-2021-40438 Checking…Inconclusive CVE-2026-119977 Checking…Could not validate CVE-2026-87902 Checking…Could not validate + 249 moreCVEs CVE-2026-63030 1 on 1 host CVE-2024-38475 7 on 4 hosts CVE-2021-40438 2 on 2 hosts + 6 moreknown exploited

Example data. Domains and IP addresses are fictional.

Find and prove the weaknesses attackers could exploit.

What Exposure Management covers.

What sets Morado apart

Live Exploitability Validation

For supported vulnerabilities, Morado's proprietary technology tests the affected in-scope system live, to show whether a discovered vulnerability is actually exploitable in your environment.

  • Particular focus on internet-facing edge devices, where weaknesses give attackers initial access
  • Validation evidence stays connected to the asset and vulnerability
  • A confirmed exploitable finding is a strong basis for escalation
  • An unsuccessful or inconclusive test is read within its scope, not mistaken for a fix

Scope & Discovery

Start from the domains, IP addresses and CIDR ranges you need assessed, or import them from your cloud accounts, then scan for exposures, misconfigurations, expiring certificates and vulnerabilities.

  • Connect cloud accounts with read-only credentials, including AWS, Azure, Google Cloud and other major providers, to suggest public IPs, hostnames and DNS zones
  • Nothing becomes a monitored asset until you accept it, and Morado never changes anything in your cloud account
  • Exposed services, misconfigurations, certificate issues and vulnerabilities in one assessment
  • Repeated assessments build a history of your attack surface

Drift & Change Tracking

Morado compares each assessment with the last, so you see how exposure is changing: what is new, what persists, what disappeared and what came back.

  • Newly discovered assets, services and vulnerabilities
  • Changes in software, configuration and certificates
  • Findings that disappear after remediation, and resolved exposures that return
  • Assessment context kept, so a host that couldn't be scanned isn't mistaken for a fix

Threat Context & Prioritization

Morado vulnerability intelligence shows which threats are relevant to your exposed systems and why particular findings deserve attention.

  • External accessibility, threat relevance, validated exploitability and drift together
  • Exploited vulnerabilities and the actors using them, connected with Intel Operations
  • A clear answer to what should be fixed first, and the evidence behind it

Internal Scanner Data

Integrations with popular internal vulnerability scanners, such as Qualys, bring their findings into the same process, enriched with Morado vulnerability intelligence.

  • Internal and external findings evaluated together
  • Source retained on every imported finding
  • Relevant intelligence shared with the teams that fix

Notify, Rescan & Verify

Deliver findings to the people who make the fix, with the context they need, then rescan to confirm the outcome.

  • Notifications to vulnerability management, infrastructure, cloud, application, security operations and business owners
  • Asset, weakness, threat activity, potential impact, validation evidence and drift in one message
  • Rapid rescanning, and repeat validation for supported vulnerabilities
  • Later scans watch for recurrence, connecting discovery, evidence, verification and any regression
In the platform

See Exposure Management at work.

Exposure map in Morado with example data: seed domains traced through subdomains and open services to findings and known-exploited vulnerabilitiesClick to enlarge
Exposure mapTrace every path from the domains you give us to the vulnerabilities attackers use, with validation results along the way. Example data: domains and IP addresses are fictional.
How it connects

Exposure Management in practice.

A relevant news story

  1. News Stream brings related reporting into one story and extracts IOCs, vulnerabilities, TTPs, threat actors and third parties.
  2. An analyst uses Morado AI and connected platform capabilities to assess relevance to the organization.
  3. Findings lead to hunts, coverage assessments, exposure checks and recommendations.

A third-party breach

  1. Third-party monitoring identifies an incident.
  2. A workflow investigates the actor, hunts for indicators, checks TTP coverage and examines relevant vulnerabilities.
  3. Relevant findings are escalated to the teams responsible for action.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management

Built to run a CTEM program.

CTEM is a continuous cycle, not a one-time scan. Morado supports each of its five stages in one platform, and drift monitoring connects each cycle to the next: is exposure growing, did the fixes work, and are they holding?

ScopingDefine the domains, IP addresses and CIDR ranges to assess, or import them from your cloud accounts.
DiscoveryFind exposures, misconfigurations, certificate issues and vulnerabilities, plus findings from your internal scanners.
PrioritizationMorado vulnerability intelligence, organizational impact and drift show what needs attention first.
ValidationLive testing shows whether supported vulnerabilities are actually exploitable in your environment.
MobilizationNotify the people who make the fix, with the evidence behind it, then rescan to verify the outcome.
Primary outcome

Know what is exposed, what changed, what is exploitable, and whether the fix worked.

Run it your way

Software and analyst expertise, together.

Self-serviceYour team, or your provider, operates the platform and manages its intelligence workflows.
Analyst-supportedMorado analysts add research, investigations, reporting, RFIs, dark web retrieval, threat actor profiling and other agreed services.
Managed programMorado runs ongoing intelligence operations within an agreed scope.
Partner deliveryMSSPs and consultancies deliver across customer tenants, with Morado analysts to extend their capacity.

See Morado in action.

Book a demo and see Morado built around your organization: your exposure, your threats and the workflows to act on them.

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