Cyber Investigation & Threat Intelligence
Most threats leave traces long before they reach you. We use open-source intelligence to track threat actors, monitor your exposure across the dark web, and give your business the context it needs to act before an attack lands.
We gather and analyze publicly available and dark web intelligence to give your business a clear picture of the threats it faces — and the actors behind them.
Threat Actor Tracking & Profiling
Identifying and profiling threat actors targeting your industry or organization — their tactics, infrastructure, past campaigns, and likely next moves.
Dark Web Monitoring
Monitoring dark web forums, marketplaces, and leak sites for mentions of your business, stolen credentials, leaked data, or planned attacks.
Brand & Domain Impersonation Detection
Identifying fake domains, phishing sites, and social media accounts impersonating your brand — before they're used to attack your customers or partners.
Digital Footprint Analysis
Mapping what your organization exposes publicly — domains, IPs, leaked credentials, exposed services, and data that attackers can use as entry points.
Infrastructure & IP Intelligence
Tracing attacker infrastructure — IPs, domains, hosting patterns, and C2 servers — to understand who is behind a threat and how they operate.
OSINT Investigation Report
A structured, evidence-based report of findings — clear enough for executive decision-making, detailed enough for your security team to act on.
Cyber investigation and threat intelligence is for businesses that want visibility into threats before they become incidents — not after.
You want to know if your business data, credentials, or internal information has appeared on the dark web
Fake domains or social media accounts are impersonating your brand and targeting your customers
You're investigating a suspected breach and need to trace where the threat came from
Your security team needs context on a specific threat actor or campaign targeting your sector
You want to understand what your organization looks like from an attacker's perspective
You need documented intelligence to support an internal investigation or law enforcement report
How We Work
Define Scope
We establish what you need — a specific threat, ongoing monitoring, or a broader exposure review.
Intelligence Gathering
We collect data from open sources, dark web channels, and passive reconnaissance — methodically and legally.
Analysis & Correlation
Raw data is analyzed and connected into a coherent picture — actors, infrastructure, exposure, and risk.
Report & Briefing
You receive a clear findings report and a briefing walkthrough so your team understands exactly what was found and what to do next.
Common Questions
What is OSINT and how is it used in threat intelligence?
OSINT (Open-Source Intelligence) means gathering and analyzing information from publicly available sources — websites, forums, social media, domain registries, dark web marketplaces, and more. In threat intelligence, it's used to identify threat actors, track campaigns, uncover leaked data, and map attacker infrastructure — all without touching systems you don't own.
Is dark web monitoring a one-time service or ongoing?
Both are available. A one-time investigation gives you a snapshot of current exposure. Ongoing monitoring is more valuable for businesses that want continuous visibility — alerting you when new mentions, leaks, or impersonation attempts appear over time.
What do you do if you find leaked credentials or data?
We document the findings in full and include them in your report with context — what was found, where, and what it means for your business. We also provide clear guidance on immediate steps to take, such as credential resets or notifying affected parties.
Can OSINT investigation be used as evidence in legal proceedings?
Yes. Our reports are structured and evidence-based, with source documentation and methodology included. They are suitable for supporting internal investigations, law enforcement referrals, or legal proceedings where documented digital evidence is required.
How long does an OSINT investigation take?
A focused investigation — such as tracing a specific threat actor or checking for leaked data — typically takes a few days to a week. Broader engagements covering full digital footprint analysis or ongoing monitoring are scoped individually. We'll give you a clear timeline after the initial briefing.
Know what threats are targeting your business.
Get in touch for a consultation — we'll assess what intelligence would be most valuable for your situation.
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