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Within any organisation, shadow IT introduces additional security risks and compliance concerns. 

Specifically, it imposes  further integration, deployment and maintenance costs, frustrates centralised configuration management and due to lack of documentation, prevents streamlined implementation of efficient processes. 

Often organisations don’t have the time or resources to revisit their asset base, creating an environment ripe for exploitation.   

An Attack Surface Scan identifies critical problems, offering an instant view of vulnerabilities across your digital assets and network applications.
 
NCC Group is offering a complimentary Attack Surface Scan exclusively to delegates of AISA SydneySec conference 2025. Uncover the live IPs and web applications exposing your organisation to attack. Use the findings to remediate the threats and strengthen your cyber security posture. 

Many of our customers are surprised by the extent of exposed assets uncovered.   

Plug the holes. Sign up today!

Uncover and secure your known and unknown at-risk resources

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Offer available only from Thursday 3 July 2025 until close of business Thursday 10 July 2025 to new clients only in United Kingdom, Netherlands, United States of America & Australia pursuant to NCC Group Short Form Terms and Conditions for the Supply of Consultancy Services and may be withdrawn by NCC Group at any time without notice. Offer may be subject to change at any time and must be scheduled before 31 July 2025. Other eligibility criteria may apply at NCC Group’s sole discretion. For the avoidance of doubt and to the extent permitted by law, NCC Group assumes no liability with respect to the accuracy, completeness or quality of the results of the Attack Surface Scan and it shall have no responsibility or liability for any party’s reliance on, or use of, the results of the Attack Surface Scan.