Vulnerability analysis
An open port isn't necessarily a problem — but a vulnerable service is. Exposia goes beyond discovery to identify real vulnerabilities on your exposed assets.
Benefits
- Detection of known CVEs Exposia's engines rely on regularly updated vulnerability databases to identify known CVEs.
- Configuration flaws Default configurations, exposure of sensitive files, absence of security headers — detected and ranked by impact.
- Results classified by severity Each finding is labeled Critical, High, Medium, Low or Info to allow you to prioritize your remediation efforts.
- Less noise Deduplication, mass validation and automatic detection of probable false positives (e.g. service banners) to focus effort on real risks.
How it works
- 1. Scan with detection engine The vulnerability detection engine analyzes each target asset using templates covering thousands of known attack vectors.
- 2. Automatic classification Each vulnerability detected is classified by severity (CVSS or proprietary classification) and linked to its asset.
- 3. Follow-up in findings Vulnerabilities appear in your findings list with status (open, acknowledged, resolved) and history.
Frequently asked questions
Does Exposia do fuzzing or active testing?
Some templates perform active non-destructive testing. No testing targets your infrastructure without your explicit permission.
Are CVEs updated automatically?
Yes. The template databases are updated regularly to cover newly published vulnerabilities.
How to prioritize findings?
Start with Critical and High findings related to your most exposed assets. The dashboard displays this view by default.