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Outpost24 Named an Overall Leader in 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report for Attack Surface Management
Outpost24 Named an Overall Leader in 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report for Attack Surface Management

Business Wire

time27-05-2025

  • Business
  • Business Wire

Outpost24 Named an Overall Leader in 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report for Attack Surface Management

PHILADELPHIA--(BUSINESS WIRE)-- Outpost24, a leading provider of cyber risk management and threat intelligence solutions, today announced it has been recognized as an Overall Leader in the 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report for Attack Surface Management and is the only European vendor named as an Overall Leader in the report. The company was also named a leader in the Product and Market categories. Outpost24 has quickly moved up from its previous position as 'Challenger' in 2023 to the Overall Leader category in 2025. The KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report provides an overview of the Attack Surface Management market and guides organizations to find the solution that best meets their needs. They examine the market segment, vendor service functionality, and innovative approaches to providing Attack Surface Management solutions. According to the report, the modern attack surface has expanded significantly due to the use of cloud services, mobile devices, APIs, Internet of Things (IoT) devices, supply chains, and remote work practices. This expansion introduces new endpoints and potential vulnerabilities and makes organizations more susceptible to cyber threats. Implementing Attack Surface Management (ASM) solutions enables organizations to identify potential vulnerabilities, assess the effectiveness of their cybersecurity systems, and strengthen their security posture accordingly. A proactive approach to cybersecurity has become an essential requirement for organizations, as cyber threats continue to evolve in complexity and frequency. Outpost24 key features selected by KuppingerCole are: Detects websites and applications that are without GDPR-compliant cookie consent practices. (Distinguishing feature) Strong M&A risk analysis capabilities Easy licensing which includes unlimited assets and users per organization Contributing member of the Cyber Threat Alliance Pen testing availability as a service Proprietary risk-scoring framework Supported MITRE ATT&CK mapping Outpost24's cloud-based External Attack Surface Management (EASM) platform helps organizations identify, protect and monitor their external attack surface and improve their cyber resilience. Outpost24 offers automatic data gathering, enrichment, and AI-driven analysis modules that analyze all known and unknown internet-facing assets for vulnerabilities and attack paths to then offer simple, effective remediation actions to close any security gaps. 'We are honored to be named an Overall Leader in the 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report for Attack Surface Management,' said Ido Erlichman, CEO of Outpost24. 'As the modern attack surface continues to expand, organizations must take a proactive approach to protecting themselves by understanding their specific attack surface and identifying any potential vulnerabilities. Our ASM solutions, including recently launched Outpost24 CyberFlex, provide a comprehensive view of internal and external attack surfaces to identify unknown assets, close security gaps, prioritize risk mitigation and holistically protect organizations.' To download a complimentary copy of the 2025 KuppingerCole Leadership Compass Report, please visit this link. Outpost24 offers industry-leading Attack Surface Management solutions that keep security teams one step ahead of emerging threats. They help thousands of organizations around the world to identify, protect, and monitor digital risks before they can be exploited. Outpost24 was founded in 2001 and is headquartered in Sweden, with offices in the US, UK, France, Belgium, and Spain. Visit for more information.

Outpost24 adds AI summaries to boost digital threat analysis
Outpost24 adds AI summaries to boost digital threat analysis

Techday NZ

time20-05-2025

  • Business
  • Techday NZ

Outpost24 adds AI summaries to boost digital threat analysis

Outpost24 has introduced AI-powered summaries to the Digital Risk Protection modules of its External Attack Surface Management platform. The new feature is designed to provide efficient threat analysis by reducing the time security teams spend interpreting complex findings and helping organisations manage digital risks more effectively. Outpost24's Digital Risk Protection modules enable organisations to identify, monitor, and protect against potential cyber threats before exploitation occurs. These modules continuously scan for exposed credentials, brand impersonations, data leaks, and other risks, but the volume and intricacy of findings can pose challenges for rapid decision-making by security professionals. With the addition of AI-enhanced summaries, each DRP finding is automatically condensed into a 25-word explanation. By employing large language model (LLM) technology, the platform aims to streamline the interpretation of threat intelligence and provide concise, helpful information. The AI-generated summaries are intended to offer content insights in an accessible format, translate threat information from foreign languages into English, and distil complex intelligence into key areas of concern for users. "The latest AI-powered feature in Outpost24's Digital Risk Protection solution enhances efficiency by providing time-saving summaries that support informed decision-making and proactive threat management. We will continue expanding AI capabilities across our Attack Surface Management solutions," Omri Kletter, Chief Product Officer at Outpost24, said The AI-enhanced summaries join the existing Domain Discovery AI feature in the External Attack Surface Management platform, reflecting Outpost24's ongoing research and development in artificial intelligence for attack surface management. Outpost24 has stated that, although DRP results are inherently based on publicly available data, the company is taking steps to prevent further data exposure. The AI summaries will be generated through a private instance of a large language model to help ensure information is not leaked to third parties. Outpost24, a prominent European cybersecurity firm specialising in Attack Surface Management (ASM), has solidified its position in the industry through strategic investments and leadership enhancements. The company is backed by Vitruvian Partners, an international investment firm known for supporting high-growth technology companies. Founded in 2001 in Sweden, Outpost24 has expanded its global footprint, serving over 3,000 customers across 65 countries. The company's comprehensive cybersecurity solutions encompass ASM, Digital Risk Protection (DRP), and Identity and Access Management (IAM), enabling organizations to identify assets, mitigate risks, and monitor emerging threats effectively. A key component of Outpost24's approach involves its team of ethical hackers who specialise in identifying and addressing complex threats. These professionals collaborate closely with client teams to enhance security measures and contribute to the broader cybersecurity community through research and intelligence sharing.

Outpost24 expands platform for data & social threat defense
Outpost24 expands platform for data & social threat defense

Techday NZ

time08-05-2025

  • Business
  • Techday NZ

Outpost24 expands platform for data & social threat defense

Outpost24 has announced the integration of two new Digital Risk Protection modules into its External Attack Surface Management platform. The new Social Media and Data Leakage modules are offered alongside the existing Leaked Credentials and Dark Web modules. The company said these modules are designed to enhance customer insights into the entire attack surface, supporting organisations as they aim to identify threats across a broader range of digital channels. According to Outpost24, the Social Media DRP module enables organisations to monitor their social media profiles as part of their attack surface. This module tracks social media impersonation, external breaches, and internal leaks in real-time, providing security teams with earlier visibility into threats originating from such platforms. Meanwhile, the Data Leakage DRP module is built to detect potentially leaked documents and source code. By promptly bringing these exposures to security teams' attention, the module aims to provide companies enough time to respond and mitigate potential consequences before sensitive information is misused. The company highlighted that these modules leverage access to private and exclusive sources, strong automation capabilities, and advanced threat intelligence to give organisations a more comprehensive view of their external threats and risks. Outpost24 said this broader overview is intended to empower security teams to be more proactive and better prioritise their response efforts. "Organisations often forget that threat actors use the information on public social media profiles to launch targeted attacks or even to impersonate executive leadership. But they absolutely do, and it's extremely important that security teams track this. We've built our DRP modules for Social Media and Data Leakage based on rich threat intel and accelerated automation so that organisations can get the full context behind each new alert," Omri Kelter, Chief Product Officer at Outpost24, said, explaining the capabilities of the new modules. Outpost24 stated that by employing these monitoring modules, companies may be able to respond faster to threats emerging on social media, detect and address leaked documents or code before they become problematic, protect their reputations, and reduce the risks of phishing or fraud. Early detection is positioned as a preventive measure to stop confidential information from spreading. The company noted that threat actors have increasingly been using information from social media profiles to plot attacks against companies of all sizes. Monitoring these activities, it said, supports organisations in maintaining timely awareness of new or emerging risk vectors that might not be addressed with traditional security approaches. The inclusion of these modules extends the capabilities of Outpost24's EASM platform, which now covers additional facets of the attack surface and potentially enables customers to gain earlier warnings and more context for security incidents involving external-facing assets. Follow us on: Share on:

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