From a wide attack surface to one repair queue.
OpenWiz is being built to combine external attack surface discovery with AWS and Cloudflare context, then explain which internet exposure should be fixed first.
OpenWiz is in development. The one-time $10 reservation includes the first live month and does not start a recurring subscription.
Exposure management connects reachability to impact.
External attack surface management discovers what the internet can see. Cloud context explains who owns the asset and what a compromise could affect. OpenWiz plans to connect those two views so teams can work from prioritized Exposure Issues instead of separate domain, network, and cloud inventories.
Discover the external attack surface continuously
Public infrastructure changes as teams ship services, move workloads, and update DNS. A useful exposure workflow starts from the organization's root domain and maintains a view of the subdomains and services that are reachable from the outside.
- Use the root domain as the starting ownership signal
- Map subdomains and reachable services
- Keep evidence for what was observed from the internet
Connect external assets to cloud ownership
A hostname without ownership context is hard to prioritize. OpenWiz plans to connect public endpoints to AWS resources and Cloudflare configuration, so the issue includes the environment, resource identity, and path that an operator can verify.
- Correlate public endpoints with AWS resources
- Add Cloudflare DNS and proxy context
- Group related evidence under one exposure issue
Prioritize remediation with a reason
A ranking is useful only when the team understands it. Planned Exposure Issues explain the reachability and potential impact that moved an item to the top, helping owners validate the evidence and choose a safe remediation without sorting through a large alert backlog.
- Show why an issue is ranked above another
- Favor a short repair queue over exhaustive noise
- Keep remediation decisions with the customer
A practical starting point for cloud exposure
The founding plan is intentionally constrained so the first product can solve one job well for a small infrastructure or security team.
- One root domain defines the initial attack surface
- Up to 100 compute instances keep cloud scope clear
- AWS and Cloudflare provide the first connected context
Exposure management is not a claim to cover everything
OpenWiz does not label every cloud security category as exposure management.
- Not a replacement for penetration testing or professional security review
- Not a full vulnerability, data, code, Kubernetes, or compliance platform
- Not an automated remediation service in the first MVP
- Not a finished production security service today
Cloud exposure management questions
What is external attack surface management?
It is the ongoing discovery and assessment of internet-facing assets and entry points that an attacker could reach. OpenWiz plans to add cloud ownership and impact context to that outside-in view.
How is this different from vulnerability scanning?
A vulnerability scanner looks for weaknesses. Exposure management also asks whether the asset is reachable, who owns it, and why the connected path deserves priority.
What does the $10 reservation buy today?
It reserves founding access and includes the first live month. It does not provide an account, scanner, or production service before the MVP is delivered.
Help decide what OpenWiz builds first.
The first successful paid reservation starts the 30-day MVP delivery window. If it is not delivered in that window, every founding reservation will be proactively refunded in full.
Reserve founding access — $10