CloudSEK BeVigil
Attack surface management software
Vulnerability management software
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What is CloudSEK BeVigil
CloudSEK BeVigil is an external attack surface discovery product focused on identifying exposed assets and security issues related to mobile applications and their supporting infrastructure. It is used by security and application teams to inventory public-facing mobile app artifacts, detect misconfigurations or leaked secrets, and monitor changes that can introduce risk. A key characteristic is its emphasis on mobile app OSINT-style discovery (for example, endpoints, cloud resources, and hardcoded keys referenced by apps) rather than only traditional network perimeter scanning.
Mobile app–centric discovery
BeVigil focuses on risks introduced through mobile applications, including artifacts that can be extracted from app packages and store listings. This helps teams find exposed endpoints, third-party services, and cloud resources that may not appear in conventional domain- and IP-based inventories. It is particularly relevant for organizations with large consumer mobile footprints or many released app versions.
External asset inventory enrichment
The product supports building an inventory of externally observable assets tied to mobile apps, which can complement broader attack surface management programs. It can surface relationships between apps and backend services that are otherwise undocumented. This improves triage by providing context on where an exposed resource likely originates.
Continuous monitoring use cases
BeVigil is designed for ongoing monitoring of changes in app-related exposure, such as new endpoints, configuration drift, or newly introduced secrets. This supports security operations workflows that need recurring visibility rather than periodic assessments. It can be used to trigger follow-up validation and remediation in vulnerability management processes.
Narrower scope than full ASM
Because BeVigil emphasizes mobile app–derived discovery, it may not cover the full breadth of an enterprise’s external attack surface on its own. Organizations typically still need complementary capabilities for domains, certificates, IP space, SaaS exposure, and cloud posture. Buyers should validate how much of their non-mobile footprint is in scope.
Findings require validation
OSINT-style and artifact-based detections (for example, suspected secrets or referenced endpoints) often require confirmation to determine exploitability and business impact. Teams may need additional tooling or manual steps to verify whether a key is active, whether an endpoint is reachable, or whether access controls prevent abuse. This can increase operational overhead if workflows are not defined.
Integration depth varies by stack
The value of discovery outputs depends on how well results integrate with ticketing, SIEM/SOAR, and SDLC remediation processes. Some organizations may need custom mapping to internal asset owners and CI/CD pipelines to make findings actionable at scale. Prospective users should confirm available APIs, export formats, and supported integrations for their environment.
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CloudSEK
Bengaluru, India
2015
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