Which threats does DigitalStakeout cover for infrastructure operators?

Scout classifies content across 20 risk categories, including physical security, infrastructure, environmental, cyber and societal risk, so site threats, outages and hacktivist activity land in one program.

Can it watch a specific site or area?

Yes. Sites can be watched by name and by location, so posts that mention or are tagged near a site are collected and classified.

What does DigitalStakeout not do?

It does not monitor your OT or IT networks, replace your SOC, or act as an emergency notification system. DigitalStakeout covers public and authorized sources, tells your team what it found and why it matters, and supports the investigation. Response stays with your team and your existing systems.

For Critical Infrastructure Security

OSINT for Critical Infrastructure Protection

Find threats to your sites and assets in public sources early, from intrusion talk to hacktivist targeting, and know what is real.

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Watch Every Site Without Watching Every Feed

Site Level Warning

Posts about your substations, plants and lines reach the right team.

Outage Context

Know what is happening around a disruption and what is confirmed.

Who Is Behind It

Research the group or account targeting your assets.

What Your Team Does With Scout and Nexus

Catch Threats to Sites and Assets Early

Watch public posts, forums and the dark web for your sites, assets and suppliers by name and place.
Get alerts classified as site intrusion, hacktivism, energy disruption, wildfire or supply disruption, with the source.
Route each alert to operations, security or IT by email, webhook or API.

Investigate the Group or Account Targeting You

Open the alert as a case and map the group, its members, accounts, channels and earlier incidents.
Mark what is established and what is only claimed, so response decisions rest on facts.
Put the accounts involved on watch for new threats against your sites.

Brief Operations and Partners

Share a cited brief with operations, leadership and partner agencies.
Report on threats by site and risk over time.
Have our analysts cover monitoring and investigations when your team is stretched.

Hacktivists Post Video of Your Water Controls

In January 2024, a group calling itself Cyber Army of Russia Reborn posted video of water controls in small Texas towns. In Muleshoe, a tank overflowed.

Based on public reporting: Hacktivist intrusion at Texas water systems, January 18, 2024. The steps show how a team would work the public record in Scout and Nexus.

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