Your brand’s biggest cyber threat might not be inside your firewall — it’s everything you can’t see.

In this Cybit x DarkInvader webinar, Ewa Johnson (Chief Marketing Officer, Cybit) is joined by Robin Hill (Co-Founder, DarkInvader) and Gavin Watson (Co-Founder, DarkInvader) to uncover the growing dangers of the external digital attack surface — and why brand credibility, not just infrastructure, is now on the line.

From open-source intelligence and human error to social media exposure and supply-chain vulnerabilities, this session explains why today’s cybercriminals are exploiting what’s publicly visible — and how organisations can stay one step ahead through Defensive Reconnaissance and continuous external monitoring.

What you’ll learn

What the digital attack surface really is — and why most businesses are blind to half of it

The difference between internal security and external visibility

Why human behaviour, not just technology, drives most modern breaches

How cybercriminals use open-source intelligence (OSINT) to build attacks

The four pillars of modern exposure: digital, human, social, and supply-chain

Real examples of breaches caused by misconfiguration, oversharing, and human error

How social media and brand activity are now part of your attack surface

The role of AI and automation in accelerating cybercrime

Why boards must align marketing, HR, and IT to manage brand-level security risk

The rise of Defensive Reconnaissance — seeing what hackers see before they strike

Why external attack surface management (EASM) is becoming an essential control layer

How DarkInvader’s platform continuously maps, monitors, and alerts on public risk

Why proactive visibility is now as vital as firewalls or endpoint protection

Key takeaways

Your digital presence extends far beyond your firewall — and hackers know it.

External visibility is essential to brand protection and compliance.

Cyberattacks now start with reconnaissance, not code — visibility beats reaction.

Social media, suppliers, and oversharing are now key cyber-risk vectors.

Tools like DarkInvader give real-time insight into what attackers can see about your organisation.

Cybit helps businesses integrate external monitoring, threat validation, and managed cybersecurity strategies that protect both systems and reputation.