What is RedScopeX Continuum?
RedScopeX Continuum is a unified exposure and cyber risk management platform developed by RedScopeX. It continuously discovers known and unknown assets, connects the signals that security tools usually show separately, and prioritizes the attack paths most likely to lead to a real business compromise.
What is Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM)?
CTEM is a continuous security program that discovers an organization's exposure surface, prioritizes what an attacker could actually exploit, validates that exposure and coordinates its reduction — instead of delivering a static list of vulnerabilities with no context or order of urgency.
What is shadow IT?
Shadow IT refers to applications, cloud services, infrastructure or accounts used outside the organization's approved inventory or IT governance process — for example, a forgotten development subdomain or a cloud resource created without going through the official process. It doesn't appear in the official inventory, but it's still part of the real attack surface.
How does RedScopeX Continuum discover unknown assets?
Through continuous, agentless discovery of internet-facing assets, cloud resources, applications and identities associated with the organization — including ones that were never formally registered in an inventory.
How does RedScopeX Continuum connect security findings?
It relates assets, findings, identities, owners and business context to each other — and to the signals already observed by existing tools — so the relationship between isolated events becomes visible in one place.
What is attack-path analysis?
It's the practice of relating assets, services, credentials, identities and business context to understand how individual findings, taken together, could form a path toward a real compromise.
Does RedScopeX Continuum replace existing tools?
Not necessarily. It performs its own discovery and, at the same time, connects exposure data, findings, identity, ownership and risk into one view — complementing an existing stack rather than requiring its mandatory replacement.
Does it require agents?
External discovery does not require agents. Cloud inventory uses read-only access with least-privilege roles, without deploying additional software on your infrastructure.
Who is it designed for?
Security, risk and compliance teams — and leadership that needs to understand exposure in business terms — at mid-sized and larger organizations with a growing external, cloud and identity footprint.
How is RedScopeX Continuum licensed?
By the scope of the monitored surface: domains, assets, cloud accounts, retention, assessment frequency and enabled capabilities — not by users.
Are plans charged per user?
No. Users are unlimited on every plan and are managed through role-based access control (RBAC).
What does the initial assessment include?
The Starter plan includes a guided initial assessment to understand your organization's external exposure and determine the right scope before moving forward.
What's the difference between Starter and Professional?
Starter covers discovery, secrets exposure and remediation management at a smaller scope. Professional expands that scope and adds basic Attack Path Analysis to prioritize attack paths.
When is Business recommended?
When the organization has multiple teams, a larger exposed surface, cloud exposure and identities, and needs advanced Attack Path Analysis, Cloud Security, Microsoft Entra ID Exposure, Compliance Center/GRC and Threat Intelligence.
How is an Enterprise plan defined?
Custom-built: everything in Business, plus custom scale and implementation, contractual SLA, dedicated onboarding, multi-entity/MSSP options and enterprise support, agreed directly with the sales team.
