Many small to mid-sized businesses underestimate how exposed they truly are. CyberSnapshot gives SMEs a fast, affordable, and accurate view of what attackers see — before it’s too late.
Why Your Real Attack Surface Matters
Your attack surface is every possible entry point an attacker could exploit. Many UK SMEs believe their risk is “low” due to modest estates or niche sectors — but attackers target weakness, not size.
Five SME Blind Spots Attackers Love
- Unpatched systems : Internet-facing services left behind after projects.
- Forgotten subdomains : Staging & legacy sites with outdated code.
- Weak remote access : Exposed VPN/RDP with poor MFA hygiene.
- Misconfigured cloud : Public buckets, keys and secrets in repos.
- Supplier connections : Third-party paths leveraged for lateral movement.
Reality check: You may think you expose 20–30 assets; reconnaissance often uncovers hundreds of endpoints tied to your brand, domains, and IP space.
Why Speed Matters in Cyber Risk
Every minute a weakness is visible online is a minute it can be exploited.
Breaches often begin with something small::
- A firewall misconfiguration
- An idle test server left online
- An outdated CMS plugin on a forgotten page
For SMEs, one breach can mean:
- Days of downtime
- Lost trust
- regulatory penalties
- In extreme cases, even business closure.
Understanding your true attack surface isn’t just about compliance — it’s about survival.
CyberSnapshot: See What Attackers See
CyberSnapshot gives SMEs a fast, affordable, attacker-perspective view of exposure — before it’s too late.
How It Works — Step by Step
- External Asset Discovery — map every internet-facing asset.
- Vulnerability Assessment — find outdated software, open ports, weak crypto, risky services.
- Clear Risk Report — plain-English, prioritised fixes.
- Follow-Up Validation — optional re-scan to confirm remediation.
Key Benefits for UK SMEs
✔ See through the attacker’s lens
✔ Fix what matters first
✔ Save time & budget with early action
✔ Support Cyber Essentials, ISO 27001, and GDPR
Service at a Glance
What it is
A rapid, point-in-time visibility assessment of your external perimeter.
What it’s not
- Not a long-term subscription.
- Not continuous monitoring.
- No vendor lock-in.
Why it exists
95% of breaches begin with passive reconnaissance, not direct exploitation..
Reveals:
- forgotten assets
- credential leaks
- DNS/port/cloud drift
- and weak external controls
Ideal for:
- cyber insurance renewals
- vendor onboarding
- board briefings
- M&A diligence
- compliance readiness
What Makes CyberSnapshot Different
- Speed: standard delivery in 3–5 days
- Transparent pricing: from £995 with fixed scope
- SME-first accessibility: enterprise rigor without enterprise pricing
- Depth where it counts: includes metadata/brand footprint checks
- One-off, not lock-in: perfect for targeted reviews & compliance moments
- 30-minute walkthrough included: ensure findings become action
Market Fit & Use
Positioning
- Speed vs. depth: fast, actionable visibility
- Cost vs. value: high value, low entry threshold
- SME-focused: scalable up when needed
- Compliance-ready: PCI, ISO, Cyber Essentials aligned
Pricing
Tier | Price | Scope |
---|---|---|
Standard | £995 | Up to 5 IPs, 3 domains, 1 brand profile. Includes credential & cloud checks. |
Extended | £1,495 | Up to 15 IPs, 6 domains, 2 cloud integrations, multi-user input matrix. |
Enterprise | POA | Custom scope: multi-brand, SaaS/cloud spread, compliance workshop. |
Use Case Examples
Identified 4 forgotten subdomains & 2 token leaks. Report submitted directly to broker.
External party flagged for open cloud object; procurement paused contract pending remediation.
Legacy services on unmanaged IPs discovered; CDE diagram updated, accepted by QSA.
Non-technical snapshot used across three quarters to track remediation progress.
Final Word
You’re not buying a scan. You’re gaining a moment of clear-sightedness before the next audit, breach, or compliance push.
- Visibility without lock-in
- Intelligence without noise
- Trust without delay
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