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Reviews external attack surface via Zscaler EASM: lists organizations, retrieves findings (exposed services, vulnerabilities, misconfigurations), checks lookalike domains, and generates a prioritized risk summary.
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attack surface, external exposure, easm findings, exposed services, vulnerabilities, lookalike domains, external risk, shadow IT discovery, internet-facing assets, security posture, easm audit
attack surface, external exposure, easm findings, exposed services, vulnerabilities, lookalike domains, external risk, shadow IT discovery, internet-facing assets, security posture, easm audit
Review the organization's external attack surface by retrieving EASM findings, analyzing exposed services and vulnerabilities, checking for lookalike domains (phishing indicators), and generating a prioritized risk report. EASM provides visibility into internet-facing assets that may not be known to the security team.
Use this skill when: A security administrator wants to review the organization's external exposure, check for new findings, investigate specific vulnerabilities, or detect lookalike domains used for phishing.
Follow this 5-step process to review the external attack surface.
zeasm_list_organizations()
```text
EASM can monitor multiple organizations or business units. Note:
- Organization ID and name
- Monitored domains/assets
- Last scan date
If multiple organizations exist, confirm which one to review.
---
### Step 2: Retrieve Findings
```text
zeasm_list_findings(organization_id="<org_id>")
```text
This returns all findings across the attack surface. Each finding includes:
- Finding type (exposed service, vulnerability, misconfiguration, certificate issue)
- Severity (Critical, High, Medium, Low, Informational)
- Asset affected (domain, IP, subdomain)
- Discovery date
- Current status
**For detailed information on a specific finding:**
```text
zeasm_get_finding_details(organization_id="<org_id>", finding_id="<finding_id>")
```text
**For scan evidence:**
```text
zeasm_get_finding_evidence(organization_id="<org_id>", finding_id="<finding_id>")
```text
**For complete scan output:**
```text
zeasm_get_finding_scan_output(organization_id="<org_id>", finding_id="<finding_id>")
```text
---
### Step 3: Check for Lookalike Domains
```text
zeasm_list_lookalike_domains(organization_id="<org_id>")
```text
Lookalike domains are domains registered by third parties that resemble your organization's domains. They are commonly used for:
- Phishing campaigns
- Brand impersonation
- Credential harvesting
**For details on a specific lookalike domain:**
```text
zeasm_get_lookalike_domain(organization_id="<org_id>", domain_id="<domain_id>")
```text
Check:
- Similarity score to your actual domain
- Registration date (recent registrations are higher risk)
- Whether the domain is actively hosting content
- DNS records (MX records suggest email phishing)
---
### Step 4: Categorize and Prioritize
Group findings by severity and type:
**CRITICAL:**
- Exposed databases (MongoDB, Elasticsearch, Redis without auth)
- Known CVEs with active exploitation (CISA KEV)
- Exposed admin panels (phpMyAdmin, Jenkins, Kubernetes dashboard)
- Default credentials detected
**HIGH:**
- SSL/TLS misconfigurations (expired certs, weak ciphers)
- Exposed development/staging environments
- Open mail relays
- Unpatched services with known CVEs
**MEDIUM:**
- Missing security headers (HSTS, CSP, X-Frame-Options)
- Directory listing enabled
- CORS misconfigurations
- Subdomains pointing to unclaimed resources (subdomain takeover risk)
**LOW/INFORMATIONAL:**
- Technology fingerprinting (web server versions)
- DNS zone transfer possible
- Informational banners exposed
---
### Step 5: Generate Report
```text
External Attack Surface Review
================================
Date: <current_date>
Organization: <org_name>
## Executive Summary
- Total findings: X
- Critical: X | High: X | Medium: X | Low: X
- Lookalike domains detected: X
- New findings (last 7 days): X
---
## Critical Findings (Immediate Action Required)
### 1. Exposed MongoDB Instance
- **Asset:** db-backup.company.com:27017
- **Type:** Exposed Database
- **Discovered:** 3 days ago
- **Risk:** Unauthenticated access to database. Data exfiltration possible.
- **Evidence:** Port 27017 open, MongoDB banner detected, no auth required
- **Remediation:** Restrict access via firewall rules. Enable authentication.
### 2. CVE-2024-XXXXX on api.company.com
- **Asset:** api.company.com
- **Type:** Known Vulnerability
- **CVSS:** 9.8
- **Discovered:** 1 week ago
- **Risk:** Remote code execution. Actively exploited in the wild.
- **Evidence:** Service version detected: Apache/2.4.49 (vulnerable)
- **Remediation:** Patch immediately to version 2.4.54+.
---
## High Findings
### 3. Expired SSL Certificate
- **Asset:** portal.company.com
- **Type:** Certificate Issue
- **Discovered:** 2 days ago
- **Risk:** Users see browser warnings. MITM attack possible.
- **Remediation:** Renew certificate immediately.
---
## Lookalike Domains (X detected)
| Domain | Similarity | Registered | Active | MX Records | Risk |
|--------------------|-----------|-----------|--------|-----------|-------|
| companny.com | 95% | 2 days ago | Yes | Yes | HIGH |
| company-login.net | 87% | 1 week ago | Yes | No | HIGH |
| c0mpany.com | 82% | 3 months | No | No | MEDIUM|
**companny.com** is actively hosting content and has MX records configured,
suggesting an active phishing campaign. Recommend:
1. Submit to Zscaler URL category as "Phishing"
2. Report to domain registrar for takedown
3. Alert users via security awareness notification
---
## Recommendations (Priority Order)
1. [CRITICAL] Secure exposed MongoDB instance immediately
2. [CRITICAL] Patch Apache on api.company.com
3. [HIGH] Renew SSL certificate for portal.company.com
4. [HIGH] Investigate and report lookalike domain companny.com
5. [MEDIUM] Add security headers to all web applications
6. [LOW] Remove server version banners
```text
---
## Edge Cases
### No Findings
```text
No findings detected for organization "<org_name>".
This means:
- The external attack surface appears clean as of the last scan
- OR EASM monitoring scope may need to be expanded
Recommendation: Verify all known domains and IP ranges are included
in the EASM monitoring scope.
```text
### High Volume of Findings
If there are hundreds of findings:
```text
Large number of findings detected (X total). Showing top 10 by severity.
For a focused review, I can filter by:
1. Severity level (Critical/High only)
2. Finding type (e.g., only exposed services)
3. Specific asset or subdomain
4. Time range (e.g., last 7 days only)
Which filter would you like to apply?
```text
---
## Quick Reference
**Primary workflow:** List Orgs → Retrieve Findings → Check Lookalikes → Categorize → Report
**Tools used:**
- `zeasm_list_organizations()` -- list monitored organizations
- `zeasm_list_findings(organization_id)` -- all findings
- `zeasm_get_finding_details(organization_id, finding_id)` -- finding details
- `zeasm_get_finding_evidence(organization_id, finding_id)` -- scan evidence
- `zeasm_get_finding_scan_output(organization_id, finding_id)` -- full scan output
- `zeasm_list_lookalike_domains(organization_id)` -- lookalike domains
- `zeasm_get_lookalike_domain(organization_id, domain_id)` -- domain details
**Severity classification:**
- CRITICAL: Exposed databases, active CVEs, admin panels
- HIGH: SSL issues, exposed dev environments, unpatched services
- MEDIUM: Missing headers, CORS issues, subdomain takeover risk
- LOW: Version banners, informational findings
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