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What is ASM?

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Critical Shield for Digital Exposure

Attack Surface Management (ASM) is a proactive cybersecurity approach focused on identifying, monitoring, and reducing an organization's digital exposure to potential threats. By continuously scanning assets such as endpoints, cloud environments, applications, and third-party systems, ASM helps organizations understand their attack surface—the total set of points where unauthorized users can attempt to access data or systems. Through real-time visibility and constant assessment, ASM enables organizations to quickly detect vulnerabilities, minimize exposure, and strengthen their overall security posture before attackers can exploit weaknesses.

What is ASM?
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Attack Surface

Phishing and Social Engineering

Unpatched Software Vulnerabilities

Open Ports and Misconfigured Firewalls

Attackers trick users into revealing sensitive information or credentials

Exploiting weaknesses in outdated software or systems

Gaps in network defense that expose systems to unauthorized access


Shadow IT

Third-Party and
Supply Chain Risks

Weak or Compromised Credentials

Unapproved devices, software, or cloud services used by employees, which are often unmonitored

Compromises through vendors or partners with access to your systems

Exploiting weak passwords or using stolen credentials to gain unauthorized access

Cloud Misconfigurations

Mismanagement of cloud security settings that can expose sensitive data or services


IoT Devices

Web
Applications

Insecure or poorly managed Internet of Things devices that can be exploited as entry points

Exploiting weaknesses in websites and web apps through methods like SQL injection or cross-site scripting (XSS)

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Statistics

Here are the facts

  • Increased Adoption of ASM: The global Attack Surface Management market is projected to reach approximately $7.88 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 17.4% from 2023​(

    Fortune Business Insights

    ). This rapid growth is indicative of businesses recognizing the need for comprehensive cybersecurity strategies.

  • Growing Cyber Threat Landscape: In a recent survey, 63% of organizations reported facing increased cyber threats in the past year. Among these, 20% of companies in Asia Pacific experienced more than six security breaches within the same timeframe​(

    Trend Micro

    ). This emphasizes the critical need for proactive risk management through ASM tools.

  • CISO Budget Increases: A survey of over 750 cybersecurity professionals revealed that 61% of Chief Information Security Officers (CISOs) had higher budgets for 2024 compared to the previous year. This indicates a shift in perception, where cybersecurity is increasingly viewed as essential to business operations rather than merely a cost center​(

    Trend Micro

    ).

  • Incident Impact: Businesses that deploy ASM solutions significantly reduce their risk of incidents. A report noted that 40% of organizations affected by ransomware in the UAE were forced to shut down, leading to a total loss of $1.4 million​(

    Fortune Business Insights

    ). This illustrates the financial and operational risks of neglecting attack surface vulnerabilities.

  • Proactive vs. Reactive Strategies: Organizations leveraging ASM report a 30% faster incident response time, allowing them to mitigate potential damages more effectively​(

    Fortune Business Insights

    ). This proactive approach can be crucial in an environment where cyber threats are constantly evolving.

  • Industry-wide Recognition: The increasing complexity of cyber threats has led 65% of CISOs to express the need for advanced ASM tools in their cybersecurity arsenal​(

    Trend Micro

    ). This demand reflects a broader understanding of the challenges posed by today's threat landscape.

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FAQ

  • How does Hilltop Technologies support organizations with their cybersecurity needs?
    Hilltop Technologies partners with IT teams to reduce the cybersecurity burden by providing expert-managed services and advanced tools like Volt. Our goal is to enhance your security posture and allow your IT staff to focus on other critical tasks.
  • How does having Volt help us in the event of an incident?
    In the event of an incident, Volt’s real-time monitoring and rapid threat detection help identify and contain threats quickly. This proactive response minimizes potential damage and supports your incident response team with crucial data and insights.
  • Is endpoint detection (EDR) spyware?
    No, EDR solutions like Volt are not spyware. They are security tools designed to monitor and protect your systems from malicious activity. EDR/MDR solutions operate within the boundaries of your organization’s policies and focus on defending against threats rather than spying on users.
  • What kind of support and training does Hilltop Technologies offer?
    We provide comprehensive support and training to ensure your team is well-equipped to use Volt effectively. Our services include onboarding, ongoing support, and access to our cybersecurity experts for guidance and best practices.
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