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CloudSEK — instead of scattered alerts, threat intelligence that predicts the attack paths that actually work

Q: Can we see our own exposure level before signing anything?

Getting an initial risk report from a domain name alone is the standard entry path, followed by a PoC and then a contract.

Q: Does it overlap with the security tools we already run?

Unlike solutions focused on internal defence, it deals with your externally exposed surface and the threat signals around it. We map overlap and complement against the list of tools you already run.

Q: How long does adoption take?

The initial report needs only a domain. For organisation-wide adoption, the timeline is estimated from the asset scope under protection and the PoC period.

Q: What is the advantage of adopting through SurfingBear Tools?

We help design the module configuration and asset scope, settle payment on a local contract with tax invoicing and won-denominated billing, and provide Korean-language onboarding.

Founded in 2015, a cyber threat intelligence platform operating across more than 100 countries. It combines digital risk protection (DRP), attack surface management, supply chain risk and global threat signals into a single digital blueprint of your organisation, then uses agent-based reasoning to predict and validate the attack paths that would actually work.

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What the product does

Most security tools pour signals out as individual alerts. The problem is that the more alerts there are, the harder it becomes to judge what is a real risk. CloudSEK approaches it differently: it first assembles a "digital blueprint" of your organisation from externally exposed domains, assets, staff information, partner risk and dark-web leak signals.

It then runs agent reasoning over that to calculate which attack paths actually hold once scattered signals are combined. One leaked credential and one abandoned subdomain are each low risk alone, but together they form a route in — and this is the method that surfaces those cases. What the analyst receives, as a result, is not a list of alerts but a prioritised set of attack scenarios.

The adoption path is also designed to be low-commitment: a domain name alone is enough to get an initial risk report, then a PoC based on those findings, then a contract — three stages. Being able to quantify your own exposure before committing security budget is particularly useful at the evaluation stage.

Who this suits

Consumer businesses exposed to brand impersonation and leaks

Financial, commerce and platform companies that need continuous monitoring for phishing sites, impersonation accounts and customer data leaks.

Manufacturers and large enterprises with broad partner networks

Organisations structured so that a vulnerability anywhere in the supply chain comes back as risk at head office.

Security teams drowning in alerts

Teams already running several solutions but unable to establish what to respond to first.

Key features

Digital risk protection (DRP) — continuously tracks brand impersonation, credential leaks and dark-web exposure.

Attack surface management — automatically enumerates assets from a domain and maps every externally exposed touchpoint.

Supply chain and partner risk — assesses the exposure level of your customers and vendors alongside your own.

Global threat intelligence — maps threat signals collected across more than 100 countries onto your own assets.

Agent-based attack path prediction — combines individual signals to derive and validate the intrusion scenarios that would actually work.

Domain-based initial assessment — a domain name alone produces a pre-contract risk report.

Pricing

Explained during a consultation — pricing is set by which modules you use and how many assets are under protection. The asset count is derived automatically from your domain. Tell us the scope and requirements and we will come back with a configuration and a quote.

What to check for adoption in Korea

Korean-language support	Confirmed during a consultation
Data location	Confirmed during a consultation
Local references	Confirmed during a consultation
Tax invoicing and local-currency payment	Adopting through SurfingBear Tools lets you proceed on a local contract, with local tax invoicing and won-denominated billing.
Support timezone	Confirmed during a consultation

Frequently asked questions

Can we see our own exposure level before signing anything?

Yes. Getting an initial risk report from just a domain name is the standard entry path. The sequence is designed as report, then PoC based on the findings, then contract.

Does it overlap with the security tools we already run?

Unlike solutions focused on internal defence, CloudSEK deals with your externally exposed surface and the threat signals around it. Send us the list of what you currently run and we will map where it overlaps and where it complements.

How long does adoption take?

The initial report needs only a domain. Organisation-wide adoption is governed by how long it takes to settle the asset scope and run the PoC, so we estimate the timeline together while defining requirements.

What is the advantage of adopting through SurfingBear Tools?

We help design the module configuration and asset scope, and settle payment on a local contract with local tax invoicing and won-denominated billing. Korean-language onboarding and help interpreting the initial report can be requested alongside.

See how your company looks from the outside, from one domain name

Tell us the asset scope you want protected and we will propose an initial assessment report and a configuration.

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Local contract · won-denominated billing · tax invoices · Korean-language onboarding