Dark & Deep Web Cyber Threats Monitoring

• Credential Leaks: Identifying and alerting on compromised credentials available on the dark web.
• Infected Systems: Monitoring for signs of infected systems within your network.
• Dark Network Monitoring: Tracking activities and threats originating from dark web sources.
• PII (Personally Identifiable Information) Leaks: Detecting and reporting the exposure of sensitive personal information.
• Card Leaks: Monitoring for leaked payment card information to prevent fraud and identity theft.
• Threat Intelligence: Gathering and analyzing information on emerging threats from the dark web.

 Anti-Phishing & Anti-Rogue Monitoring

• Rogue Applications: Identifying and taking action against unauthorized or malicious applications.
• Code Repository Monitoring: Monitoring public and private code repositories for exposed sensitive data or intellectual property.
• Phishing Domain Monitoring: Detecting and mitigating phishing domains targeting your brand.
• Keyword Threats: Tracking and analyzing mentions of specific keywords that may indicate emerging threats.
• Social Media Threats: Monitoring social media platforms for potential threats and impersonations.
• Website Impersonation: Identifying fake websites mimicking your brand to deceive users.
• Brand Protection: Monitoring the web for unauthorized use of brand assets and trademarks.

 Surface Web Monitoring

• App Misconfiguration: Detecting misconfigurations in web applications that could expose sensitive data.
• Vulnerabilities with CVE (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures): Monitoring for known vulnerabilities and ensuring they are addressed.
• Open Ports: Scanning for open ports that could be exploited by attackers.
• Dead Domains: Identifying and securing inactive domains that could be hijacked.
• SSL Scans: Ensuring SSL certificates are up-to-date and correctly configured to prevent man-in-the-middle attacks.
• Publicly Exposed Data: Monitoring the internet for exposed sensitive data or intellectual property.

 Email Health Security

• DNS Health: Monitoring and maintaining DNS configurations to prevent attacks such as DNS hijacking.
• SMTP Issues: Identifying and resolving issues with SMTP servers to ensure secure email communication.
• Phishing Email Detection: Detecting and blocking phishing emails to protect users and sensitive information.
• Email Spoofing Prevention: Implementing measures to prevent email spoofing and ensure email authenticity.

 Infrastructure Monitoring

• IP Assets Monitoring: Keeping track of IP assets and ensuring they are secure from unauthorized access.
• Web Application Monitoring: Continuously monitoring web applications for security vulnerabilities and performance issues.
• Network Traffic Analysis: Analyzing network traffic for unusual patterns that could indicate a security threat.
• System Health Checks: Regularly assessing the health of systems and servers to ensure they are secure and functioning optimally.
• Cloud Infrastructure Monitoring: Monitoring cloud environments for security issues and misconfigurations.

 Vendor Leaks Monitoring

• Credentials Leaks: Monitoring for credential leaks from third-party vendors and partners.
• Infected Systems Detection: Identifying and reporting infected systems among vendors to prevent the spread of malware.
• Third-Party Risk Assessment: Evaluating the security posture of vendors and identifying potential risks.
• Supply Chain Security: Monitoring the security of the supply chain to prevent attacks through vendor vulnerabilities.
• Compliance Monitoring: Ensuring vendors adhere to relevant compliance and regulatory requirements.