Overview
Understanding your organization's external digital footprint is crucial in today’s cyber threat landscape. Unnoticed data leaks can become entry points for attackers, leading to phishing campaigns, brand impersonation, and data breaches. These risks can cause financial losses, regulatory penalties, and reputational harm.
We search beyond the indexed web to uncover intelligence that matters: leaked credentials, stolen datasets, dark web chatter, and threat actor mentions of your company. Our team monitors darknet forums, paste sites, and closed marketplaces where access and data are traded, giving you early warning and actionable context about real threats targeting your organization.
The Threat Intelligence Assessment provides deep visibility into your organization’s publicly accessible and dark web–exposed footprint. Using advanced Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) and threat analysis techniques, we identify external attack surfaces, data leakage, and emerging threats before adversaries can exploit them. This proactive approach enables data-driven security decisions and risk mitigation to protect your brand, assets, and sensitive information.
Threat Intelligence
Employee & Executive Exposure
Identify exposed employee and executive data such as emails, phone numbers, and social media accounts.
Leaked Data & Credential Detection
Detect leaked credentials and sensitive data on paste sites, dumps, and underground forums.
Dark Web Threat Monitoring
Monitor dark web marketplaces and forums for mentions of your organization, assets, or data.
Threat Actor Mentions
Identify and analyze threat actor discussions or sales of access related to your company.
External Attack Surface Mapping
Discover your organization’s exposed assets, subdomains, and infrastructure across the public web.
Threat Correlation & Prioritization
Assess the relevance and severity of discovered leaks or threats through contextual enrichment.
Brand & Domain Impersonation Detection
Identify phishing domains, fake profiles, and spoofed branding targeting your organization.
Incident Support & Containment
Assist with takedown requests, credential invalidation, and ongoing monitoring of confirmed threats.
What you will get
Deliverables that keep every stakeholder aligned
We deliver more than raw findings: you receive a complete package that leadership, engineers, and auditors can all act on immediately.
Reporting package
Evidence-rich documentation for executives and technical teams.
Executive summary that explains business impact, key risks, and the
narrative behind the assessment.
Vulnerability summary with grouped issues, risk owners, severity,
and time-to-fix guidance.
Technical analysis that includes screenshots, observations, attack
flow notes, and proof-of-exploitation where appropriate.
Metrics & scoring covering CVSS, likelihood/impact rationales,
and remediation priority to unblock quick decisions.
Remediation toolkit
Clear next steps, mapped to the people fixing the issues.
Excel remediation tracker that consolidates every vulnerability with
owners, status, due dates, and comments so progress is easy to measure.
Prioritized backlog with quick wins, blocked items, and prerequisites
highlighted to reduce remediation friction.
Restitution meeting to walk through findings live, align on
fixes, and answer engineer questions while the context is fresh.
Optional retest to validate patches and refresh CVSS scores so the
final report reflects your latest posture.
Where this service excels
Recent scenarios our team solved
Real-world stories that mirror the way customers deploy, defend, and recover.
Finance
Sector-specific phishing kits
Tracked kit reuse targeting executives with lookalike domains registered weekly.
Outcome
Fed detections to mail filters, accelerated takedowns, and pre-registered defensive domains.
Manufacturing
Ransomware affiliate shift
Identified new TTPs from a known affiliate swapping to custom loaders.
Outcome
Updated hunting content, shared indicators with ISAC partners, and briefed SOC playbooks.
Retail
Dark web carding chatter
Monitored forums for stolen loyalty points and tested credential reuse paths.
Outcome
Tuned fraud rules, forced password resets, and coordinated with payment processors.
Testing Methodology
1
Scoping & Kick-off
Define assessment objectives, target entities, and scope boundaries. Align on legal and ethical parameters to ensure controlled and compliant data collection.
2
Intelligence Collection
Use OSINT and threat intelligence tools to gather information across the deep and dark web, including forums, marketplaces, paste sites, and chat platforms. Identify mentions, leaked credentials, and exposed data linked to your organization.
3
Validation & Correlation
Verify authenticity of discovered information and correlate it with internal systems or previous incidents. Enrich findings with contextual threat intelligence such as related campaigns or known actor tactics.
4
Threat Analysis & Prioritization
Evaluate the credibility, severity, and potential impact of each finding. Identify active sales of access, compromised accounts, or ongoing discussions that may pose immediate risk.
5
Reporting & Debrief
Deliver a comprehensive report with executive summary, scope, methodology, prioritized findings, PoCs, business impact, and actionable recommendations. Present results during a restitution meeting.
6
Continuous Monitoring (Optional)
Establish ongoing dark web and surface web monitoring to detect new leaks and threats in real time, supported by periodic intelligence updates.
FAQ
Sensitive data often surfaces on the dark web long before an organization becomes aware of it. This assessment provides early visibility into leaked credentials, stolen data, or attacker discussions targeting your company. It helps detect breaches faster, assess attacker intent, and take preventive actions before damage occurs.
A one-time assessment typically takes 3–5 business days, covering intelligence collection, validation, and reporting. For organizations requiring ongoing visibility, continuous monitoring can be set up with periodic reports or real-time alerts as new leaks appear.
When possible, we assist with takedown coordination through trusted partners or responsible disclosure to hosting providers. However, full removal is not always guaranteed, especially from closed or transient underground markets. Our priority is to enable rapid containment, credential invalidation, and threat response.
At minimum, once or twice per year, or following any major security incident or public breach affecting your sector. For high-risk or critical organizations, continuous dark web monitoring is recommended to maintain visibility as new leaks and threats emerge.