What is IONIX?
IONIX offers an advanced External Exposure Management (EEM) platform designed to provide organizations with complete visibility into their external attack surface. This includes identifying exposed assets and risky connections extending deep into the digital supply chain, encompassing vendor-managed assets and infrastructure dependencies. By mapping the entire external footprint, IONIX helps security teams move from blind spots to a comprehensive understanding of their potential vulnerabilities.
The platform focuses on validating actual exposures through non-intrusive testing, distinguishing real threats from theoretical vulnerabilities. This validation process, combined with analysis of blast radius, exploitability, and threat intelligence, allows for effective prioritization of risks. IONIX streamlines remediation efforts by delivering clear action items and integrating with existing workflows, accelerating risk resolution and reducing the Mean Time To Remediate (MTTR). It also offers features like Active Protection for automatic risk mitigation.
Features
- Comprehensive Attack Surface Visibility: Gain complete visibility into all exposed assets and risky connections, including vendor-managed assets and infrastructure dependencies.
- Exposure Validation: Identify and validate actual exposures through non-intrusive security tests, focusing on real dangers.
- Validated Prioritization: Prioritize validated risks based on blast radius, exploitability, threat intelligence, and choke points.
- Streamlined Risk Workflow: Accelerate risk resolution with clear action items, integrated workflows, and IONIX Active Protection.
- Machine-Learning Based Discovery: Discover and map all external assets using machine learning technology.
- Cloud Exposure Validation: Pinpoint real-world exposures across multi-cloud environments.
- Digital Supply Chain Risk Management: Address risks originating from third-party vendors and infrastructure dependencies.
Use Cases
- Implementing Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)
- Reducing overall external attack surface
- Securing the digital supply chain and managing third-party risk
- Managing cyber risk across subsidiaries
- Securing cloud operations and validating cloud exposures
- Evaluating cybersecurity risk during mergers and acquisitions (M&A)
- Systematically improving organizational security posture
