Desktop Engineer and Security Manager at a recruiting/HR firm with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
2024-04-11T16:44:00Z
Apr 11, 2024
We use IONIX to gain visibility into our external attack surface. This allows us to see our organization from an attacker's perspective, identifying potential vulnerabilities. By exporting reports, we can effectively communicate these risks to key stakeholders, enabling them to take proactive measures to mitigate them. The most important thing was to identify all our public-facing systems. In other words, any systems that the public could access. Once I had that list, my priority was to ensure their security. That meant making sure they were free from vulnerabilities. Next, I wanted to have actionable intelligence on any vulnerabilities we found. This way, I could send it directly to the system owners, who could then take immediate action to fix the problems. The IONIX platform has been instrumental in achieving this. On the very first day, I got access, we were able to identify and address two critical vulnerabilities within just five minutes! Additionally, we discovered a public-facing system that we weren't previously aware of. Overall, it's been a very impressive tool.
IT Security Engineer at a media company with 1,001-5,000 employees
Real User
Top 10
2024-03-04T19:45:00Z
Mar 4, 2024
It is an attack surface management tool. We use it to detect unknown assets actively exposed to the Internet. We wanted to look for threats that were exposed to the Internet that we did not know about. We were looking for those unknown things out there on the Internet. We were trying to make sure that we knew what our attack surface looked like from an outside point of view. We were looking for a platform to identify that.
IT Security Officer at a retailer with 10,001+ employees
Real User
Top 20
2024-01-31T12:38:00Z
Jan 31, 2024
We are using IONIX to scan our public network ranges for vulnerabilities as part of our external technology service management. We implemented IONIX after our previous supplier discontinued their services.
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We use IONIX to gain visibility into our external attack surface. This allows us to see our organization from an attacker's perspective, identifying potential vulnerabilities. By exporting reports, we can effectively communicate these risks to key stakeholders, enabling them to take proactive measures to mitigate them. The most important thing was to identify all our public-facing systems. In other words, any systems that the public could access. Once I had that list, my priority was to ensure their security. That meant making sure they were free from vulnerabilities. Next, I wanted to have actionable intelligence on any vulnerabilities we found. This way, I could send it directly to the system owners, who could then take immediate action to fix the problems. The IONIX platform has been instrumental in achieving this. On the very first day, I got access, we were able to identify and address two critical vulnerabilities within just five minutes! Additionally, we discovered a public-facing system that we weren't previously aware of. Overall, it's been a very impressive tool.
It is an attack surface management tool. We use it to detect unknown assets actively exposed to the Internet. We wanted to look for threats that were exposed to the Internet that we did not know about. We were looking for those unknown things out there on the Internet. We were trying to make sure that we knew what our attack surface looked like from an outside point of view. We were looking for a platform to identify that.
We are using IONIX to scan our public network ranges for vulnerabilities as part of our external technology service management. We implemented IONIX after our previous supplier discontinued their services.