Intel-Led Exposure Management
Proactive, continuous threat exposure management (CTEM), powered by the Mallory Intelligence Graph.
4,000 findings. Maybe six matter.
A CVSS 9.8 sits open for weeks because nobody's actively exploiting it yet. Meanwhile a CVSS 6.1 three rows down is the one a ransomware affiliate is weaponizing against your exact stack this week, buried under a severity filter. Your SOC, vulnerability management, and exposure programs run as three separate queues, so nobody sees the full picture: what's detected, what's exposed, and what's actually being targeted. CTEM programs are supposed to close that gap. Most still start and end at the scan.
How it works
Continuous threat exposure management in five steps, from your exposure data to remediation work in your team's queue.
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Connect your exposure data. Mallory enumerates your external attack surface and retrieves context from the internal asset inventory, for full ASM coverage.
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Map intelligence to your assets, automatically. Mallory builds its Intelligence Graph in-house from 7,500+ sources. It tracks active campaigns, named threat actors, exploitation in the wild, and adversary TTPs mapped to ATT&CK, then matches each finding against your assets.
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Connect detection, not just discovery. Mallory ingests your SOC's detection signatures and watches for new ones as they're published. Exposure ranking then reflects what your team can already detect, as well as what a scanner found.
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Prioritize by targeting, exploitability, reachability, and business context. The Mallory Agent scores every exposure on four questions. Is a threat actor targeting it? Does a working exploit exist? Can an attacker reach it in your environment? How much does it matter to your business? Those answers change week to week. A CVSS base score set on disclosure day doesn't.
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Route remediation into your existing tools. Prioritized exposures land in your ticketing, SOAR, or SIEM as scoped remediation work, with the evidence chain attached. Mallory works across the tools you already run.
Mallory closes the loop between your SOC, vulnerability management, and exposure programs.
Mallory connects your exposure data to your SOC's detections. It ranks each exposure by adversary targeting, exploit availability, reachability, and business context, then routes remediation into the tools you already run. The same reasoning covers exposures a vulnerability scanner never checks for: exposed tokens and non-human identities, supply chain risk, and dangling DNS.
- Intelligence Graph built and maintained in-house from 7,500+ sources
- Reads your SOC's detection signatures, so prioritization accounts for what you already detect
- Covers exposure beyond CVEs: tokens and non-human identity, supply chain, and dangling DNS
- Platform-agnostic: works across your existing scanner, ASM, SOC, and asset inventory, with no vendor lock-in
Check out the Integrations page to see where Mallory fits in your stack.
Who It's For
Security Operations Manager
Mallory closes the loop, not just the alert. You stop triaging a scanner export by hand against whatever intel you can find. Exposures arrive already tied to what your SOC detects, ranked by real adversary targeting, and routed to the right queue.
Enterprise Security / CISO
Unsilo CTI, SOC, vulnerability management, and exposure management into one closed loop, and show the board a prioritized, evidence-backed queue instead of three disconnected tool exports.