Actionable Security Unveils Attack Surface Snapshot: A Free Digital Health Check Uncovering Hidden Vulnerabilities in Small Businesses' Internet-Facing Assets Before Cyber Intruders Strike

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Actionable Security, founded by industry veteran and cybersecurity expert Frank Marano, has always been driven by a simple mission: to help people every day protect what matters most. Today, we are excited to announce the launch of Attack Surface Snapshot-a free service that takes a fresh look at your external digital presence to identify potential attack vectors before the bad guys do. This service gives small businesses a risk-free opportunity to see if any virtual windows have been left open, inviting unwanted guests.

Attack Surface Snapshot isn't an elaborate tool-it's a focused look at your company's external footprint. By using the same probing techniques that cybercriminals employ, our service checks for open ports, scrutinizes Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures, and gathers vital Open-Source Intelligence. In essence, we do what the hackers do, so you can know exactly where your vulnerabilities lie. This fresh look helps you take control of your digital health with clear, actionable insights, ensuring you're not unknowingly throwing a cyber party for intruders.

"From day one, I built Actionable Security to help those who need it the most," said Frank Marano, Founder of Actionable Security. "With Attack Surface Snapshot, we're taking a big step towards making robust cybersecurity accessible. We're offering a no-cost way for businesses to get a realistic look at their online defenses." Frank's commitment to demystifying cybersecurity continues to challenge the notion that protecting your data must come with a hefty price tag.

Small businesses often juggle limited resources while facing increasingly complex cyber threats. Attack Surface Snapshot is our way of bridging that gap, empowering organizations with the insights they need to shore up weaknesses before an attack occurs-all at no cost. This release not only underscores our commitment to excellence in cybersecurity but also reinforces our promise to give back to the community by ensuring that robust protection isn't reserved only for the largest enterprises.

For more information about Actionable Security and its services, visit http://www.actionablesec.com or connect on LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/company/actionable-sec).

About Actionable Security:

Founded by cybersecurity expert Frank Marano (https://www.linkedin.com/in/fmarano/), Actionable Security is a Sparta, New Jersey-based firm dedicated to helping small businesses strengthen their cybersecurity posture. With decades of experience advising organizations on risk mitigation and cyber defense, the company offers expert-driven solutions that prioritize affordability, practicality, and effectiveness.

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