AI and ML Enabled Services | Security Threats | Cybersecurity Monitoring

Threat intelligence is crucial for any business or website as it helps to identify and address security threats before it can cause any harm. Our range of services are:

Brand Monitoring. Identifying phishing websites with threat intelligence. Detection Coverage:

1. Phishing Websites  
2. Smishing/Vishing  
3. Fake/Typo-squatted Domains  
4. Fake Mobile Apps Counterfeit Mobile Apps on official or third-party app stores  
5. Malware/Phishing Campaigns 
6. Website Content Misappropriation 
7. Website Defacement 

Social Media Monitoring. Monitoring social media for suspicious activity. Detection Coverage:

1. Suspicious/Malicious posts 
2. Social Media Account Impersonation 
3. Fake Social Media Profiles 
4. Executive Profile Impersonation 

Attack Surface Monitoring. Detecting critical vulnerabilities in cloud storage. Detection Coverage:

1. Critical Vulnerabilities or Server Misconfigurations 
2. Sensitive Open Ports 
3. Expired SSL Certificates 
4. Application Security weaknesses 
5. Shadow IT Exposure (Unknown or Orphaned Assets) 
6. Misconfigured Cloud Storage Buckets (AWS, Azure) 
7. Data/Source Code Leaks 
8. Exposed Secrets/API Keys/Access Tokens in public repositories 
9. Sensitive PII or Confidential Business Data exposed in Public Unsecured Databases 

Understanding cyber threat and vulnerability intelligence 

1. Indicators of Compromise (IOC Feed) 
2. Searchable repository of IOCs for improved visibility and context during threat hunting and incident investigations 
3. Integration with security tools (SIEM, TIP, SOAR) 
4. Botnet communication involving your IP ranges 
5. Research Advisories and Reports on:  

• Threat actors 
• Threat Campaigns 
• Zero-day malware and actively exploited vulnerabilities 
• APT and Ransomware Groups and their Tools, Techniques and Procedures 

Cyber Crime and Dark Web Intelligence 

1. Compromised credit and debit cards sold on carding shops and dark web forums 
2. Negative chatter involving your brand on Tor, .onion, IRC, P2P and Telegram/Discord Channels 
3. References to your company on Dark Net blogs, forums, chat  rooms and Data Leak/Ransomware leak sites 
4. Data Leaks on dark web forums and marketplaces 
5. Compromised access credentials for consumer and enterprise applications sold on:  

• Cybercrime forums 
• Marketplaces 
• Messenger Channels (Telegram/Discord) 

Supplier Risk Monitoring. Business data and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) leaks.

1. Exposure of Supplier Credentials on the Dark Web 
2. Discussions or Negative chatter involving your supplier on Tor,  .onion, IRC, P2P and Telegram/Discord Channels 
3. References to your supplier on Dark Net blogs, forums, chat rooms and Data Leak/Ransomware leak sites 
4. Business Data and Personally Identifiable Information (PII) Leaks involving your supplier that exposes its own or your organizational data or that of your customers 
5. Critical Vulnerabilities and Sensitive ports exposed on Public facing infrastructure of your supplier