Organization Attack Surface Mapper

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Maps an enterprise's complete corporate-family internet footprint from legal identity down to dark netblocks and owned assets with rigorous attribution discipline.

The Organization Attack Surface Mapper skill empowers security teams and red teams to systematically uncover an organization's full digital footprint starting from its legal entity name rather than a single seed domain. By integrating the GLEIF LEI API, SEC-EDGAR filings (Exhibit 21), OpenCorporates, and Wikidata corporate graphs, it traces parent-subsidiary hierarchies down to associated domains, netblocks, and ASNs. Featuring robust attribution safeguards like independent-evidence scoring, hyperscaler scope guards, and a strict discover-only promotion gate, it prevents accidental out-of-scope scanning and eliminates cloud over-attribution during M&A due diligence, bug-bounty scoping, and external attack surface assessments.

Características Principales

01Attribution scoring via multi-signal confidence tiers (NONE, WEAK, MODERATE, STRONG, CONFIRMED)
02Hyperscaler scope guards preventing accidental over-attribution of AWS, Azure, and GCP shared ranges
03Corporate hierarchy resolution using GLEIF LEI APIs, SEC-EDGAR Exhibit 21, and Wikidata graphs
04Strict discover-only structural gates ensuring unverified leads require explicit promotion before active scanning
05Discovery of unlinked 'dark netblocks' and ASNs using ARIN Whois-RWS and RIPE DB queries
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Casos de Uso

01Resolving legal entities to comprehensive lists of owned domains and registered network infrastructure
02External attack surface management (ASM) and pre-engagement scoping for authorized red teams
03Uncovering shadow IT, forgotten datacenters, and unlinked infrastructure across M&A corporate portfolios