CyberCyte Attack Surface Management (ASM) is a module within the CyberCyte X-CTEM platform that provides continuous discovery, analysis, and control of digital assets exposed to potential attackers. The module covers both internal and external environments, including cloud-based infrastructure, and addresses known and unknown assets such as shadow IT, misconfigured services, and outdated systems. Core coverage includes: - Real-time discovery of internal, external, and cloud assets - Shadow IT detection and elimination - SSL misconfiguration and open port identification - Domain and subdomain tracking, including cybersquatting detection - Dark web and data leak monitoring - Automated classification of unknown artefacts and services - Asset exposure mapping to compliance frameworks including ISO 27001, NIST, CIS, DORA, and PCI The platform supports automated response capabilities, allowing organisations to patch and harden exposed assets using standards-based benchmarks, validate endpoint agent health, and trigger remediation actions via PowerShell, SSH, and real-time orchestration. Non-compliant or unknown services can be eliminated through automated workflows. ASM functions as part of a broader unified platform that consolidates threats, vulnerabilities, hardening issues, and inventory risks into a single interface, with prioritisation and compliance mapping built in.