Cyber Intelligence
The platform detects cyber risks such as phishing, data leaks, and exploit chatter, allowing organizations to safeguard their digital infrastructure.
TRUSTED BY LEADING BRANDS & ORGANIZATIONS
Detect cyber risks from public data in real time to protect digital infrastructure and sensitive assets.
To achieve total situational awareness, organizations must monitor multiple threat domains. Cyber Intelligence is a core domain that supports this visibility. As part of DigitalStakeout’s Extended Threat Intelligence Platform, our AI scans public web data for digital threats that could compromise systems, data, or user trust.
✅ Part of the Extended Threat Intelligence Platform
DigitalStakeout monitors public web sources for digital risk signals. This includes social chatter, threat actor communications, breach disclosures, exposed credentials, and infrastructure targeting discussions.
🔍 What Is Cyber Intelligence?
Cyber Intelligence involves identifying online threats that target systems, data, and networks. It includes the detection of credential leaks, phishing domains, malware payloads, and adversary tactics. DigitalStakeout empowers organizations with timely cyber intelligence sourced from open data environments.
🧠 Subtopics We Monitor Under Cyber Intelligence
Phishing infrastructure targeting employees or customers
Leaked credentials, tokens, or system configuration files
Breach disclosures and unauthorized data releases
Mentions of zero-day vulnerabilities or exploit code
Malware campaign coordination and payload sharing
Indicators of compromise tied to threat actor groups
Dark web listings of organizational data or tools
Learn more about DigitalStakeout's cyber risk taxonomy.
⚙️ Platform Features for Cyber Threat Monitoring
🕵️ Threat Actor Detection
Track known tactics and campaigns as they emerge on forums or public dump sites.
🔐 Credential Exposure Monitoring
Get alerts when employee or customer credentials appear in breaches or data pastes.
🐟 Phishing Domain Alerts
Detect registration and deployment of spoofed domains targeting your brand or infrastructure.
📦 Malware and Exploit Tracking
Identify payload drops, open tools, or references to vulnerable systems in public repositories.
💡 IOC and TTP Analysis
Automate collection and normalization of indicators of compromise and tactics, techniques, and procedures.
🧩 How We Help Your Cybersecurity Program
1️⃣ Define Your Priorities
Identify crown-jewel systems and exposed endpoints
Determine attacker personas and threat types that are most relevant
Focus on identity, access, infrastructure, and third-party exposure
2️⃣ Build a Collection Plan
Monitor the dark web, code repositories, paste sites, and social platforms
Track content related to your domains, technologies, vendors, or IP ranges
Continuously pull known TTPs and IOCs from active campaigns
3️⃣ Train and Operationalize
Provide daily intelligence dashboards to SOC teams and incident response staff
Integrate intelligence feeds into SIEM, SOAR, and EDR systems
Inform red teaming, tabletop scenarios, and vulnerability prioritization
🧠 Why Cyber Intelligence Matters to Security Teams
Threats evolve in public, often ahead of internal detection
Attackers use open infrastructure, and planning signs are visible in public spaces
Human behavior (e.g., reused passwords, oversharing, file exposure) creates cyber risk
Signals like typo-squatting, token leaks, or insider chatter are detectable before impact
Rapid incident response depends on live, external visibility
🚧 Challenges We Solve
Challenge | DigitalStakeout Solution |
Missed early-stage cyber signals | Real-time alerts on credentials, malware, or phishing kits |
Incomplete visibility | Collection from forums, pastes, social, and public repositories |
Alert fatigue | Automated classification and severity scoring |
Lack of external intelligence | Contextualized threat data from open environments |
Slow incident response | Alerts structured for rapid triage and mitigation workflows |
❓ FAQs About Cyber Intelligence
What types of cyber threats can DigitalStakeout detect?
Phishing campaigns, leaked credentials, malware payloads, exploit chatter, system misconfigurations, and attacker discussions.
Can this help prevent breaches?
Yes. By identifying exposed credentials, phishing kits, or malware references early, teams can act before adversaries strike.
Is this different from dark web monitoring?
Cyber Intelligence includes the dark web, but it also covers social networks, open repositories, domain registrations, and news reports.
Can it integrate with our SIEM or SOAR platform?
Yes. Alerts and intelligence are structured for automation and compatibility with major security tools.