Reach is an exposure management platform designed to identify and close configuration gaps in your security tools before AI-powered attacks can exploit them. It integrates with the security stack you already own across identity, endpoint, email, and network security, then uses domain-specific AI to identify misconfigured controls, activate underutilized capabilities, and continuously monitor for configuration drift. As attacks move faster and get more automated, Reach is built to find and fix these gaps faster than AI-powered attacks can find them.

Configuration drift happens when security settings move away from their intended state over time. A policy gets adjusted, a break-glass exception gets forgotten, an overly permissive rule sneaks in, a product update ships, and nothing alerts the team that something changed for the worse and created a defensive weakness that attackers can exploit. Reach continuously monitors your security control configurations across IAM, EDR, email security, firewalls, SASE, and more, and alerts you to changes that affect your security posture. Reach keeps a full audit trail, prioritizes fixes, provides guided remediation of drift events, and continues to scan for drift events even after issues have been resolved. This allows your team to spot drift and fix it before it becomes exposure. Read more on how this plays out in practice in Configure. Drift. Breach. Repeat.

Those tools answer different questions. Vulnerability management finds software flaws, CAASM inventories your assets, and EASM scans your internet-facing surface. None of them tell you whether the security controls you already deployed are configured correctly and doing their job. Reach focuses on your security control plane: finding misconfigurations, drift, and unused capabilities inside the tools you own, then fixing them. See how this fits into a broader exposure management strategy in our guide to CTEM.

No. Reach works on top of the security stack you already have. It connects to your identity, endpoint, email, network, and ticketing tools using read-only APIs, then helps you get more protection out of them by activating capabilities you're not using and correcting misconfigurations. Most teams use a fraction of what their tools can do. Reach closes that gap without adding another product to defend, an approach we break down further in our guide to security optimization.

You start with a read-only API key for one security tool of your choice, get the integration running in about three minutes, and see results across licensing, control mapping, risk exposure, and posture in under five days. Reach connects using read-only APIs and requires no new agents or infrastructure. Before any change is made, Reach shows you how it will affect users and routes remediation through your existing change-control and ticketing systems, so your team stays in control. Learn more about how Reach's domain-specific AI works in security environments on our Fight AI with AI page.

Reach works across those three connected areas. It identifies exposure that's actually reachable, like gaps on end-user devices that enable ransomware delivery, so you can prioritize what measurably reduces risk. It continuously validates that your controls are working as intended, catching the weak points that allow session hijacking or lateral movement. And it finds misconfigurations across your stack, recommending precise, context-aware fixes your team can act on quickly. Reach was named a Representative Provider of ASCA (Automated Security Control Assessment) in Gartner's Innovation Insight report, and delivers outcomes across the CTEM framework. Get the full breakdown in our CTEM guide.

Reach is priced based on the size and complexity of your environment, including the number of security tools and control domains you want assessed. There's no fixed per-seat or per-tool rate, since the scope of what Reach monitors varies by organization. You can start with a free tool rationalization assessment to see where your gaps are before committing to anything. Schedule a demo to get pricing scoped to your setup.

Results vary by environment, but the impact tends to show up in three places: less time spent maintaining and reviewing security posture, security controls, and security tool management; fewer incidents caused by drift or misconfigurations across the security and IT stack; and fewer incident alerts - and faster threat detection and incident response - as a result of more robust security prevention and preemption. Reach customers report an 80% reduction in control maintenance workload, 95 hours saved per employee per month, and 95% faster threat detection. See the scale of the problem this solves in our Drift Research Report.