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SOCRadar Links External Attack Surface Data with ArmorCode for Faster Vulnerability Response

SOCRadar · 29 Sept 2026

Key Takeaway Small businesses should ensure their external-facing assets, including forgotten or shadow IT systems, are continuously discovered and tracked so vulnerabilities on them don't slip through the cracks.

Many businesses struggle to connect what security teams find on the open internet with the vulnerability management processes they already run. Assets like forgotten staging servers, subsidiary domains or shadow IT often sit outside the scope of regular scans, meaning critical flaws can go unnoticed simply because nobody knew the asset existed.

SOCRadar has announced that its Attack Surface Management (ASM) product now integrates natively with ArmorCode's Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) platform. ASM continuously maps an organisation's external-facing assets, including domains, subdomains, IPs, cloud resources and certificates, and identifies vulnerabilities affecting them. With this integration, those findings flow directly into ArmorCode, while remediation decisions made there are reflected back in SOCRadar, reducing duplicated investigations and manual status updates between teams.

The companies say this closes a common gap: analysts previously had to manually move findings between discovery tools and remediation platforms, risking conflicting records of what had actually been fixed. By combining asset context with vulnerability data in one workflow, security teams can better prioritise fixes, including aligning with guidance such as CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog.

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