Get Your Free
OSINT Profile Check
Disover What's Out There About Your Business
Before an attacker looks for a way in, they look for information.
Our free Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) Profile Check gives you an initial view of information linked to your organisation across external sources, including:
- Dark web records linked to your organisation
- Stealer-log data and exposed credentials
- Internet-facing systems visible from the outside
- Publicly available information that could increase your exposure
What You'll Get From Your Profile Check
See The Scale
Find out how much information is linked to your organisation across the sources we review.
Spot What Matters
Pick out signals such as stealer-log records, corporate-domain indicators and exposed systems.
Understand The Risk
Get an early indication of which findings look routine and which may need more attention.
Know What To Do Next
Understand where validation, monitoring or further action could add value.
Why Your External Footprint Matters
A stolen login, a forgotten internet-facing system or a stealer-log record can all give an attacker a head start.
- A stolen login could still give someone access to an account.
- A forgotten internet-facing system could offer another way in.
- A stealer-log record could suggest information has already been taken from an infected device.
On their own, these don’t always mean an incident has happened, but without visibility it’s hard to tell what needs action and what can be set aside.
Knowing what’s visible means your team can investigate the findings that matter, check exposed assets and focus effort where it counts.
Turning Findings into Action
Uncovering information is only the starting point. The value comes from understanding it and deciding how to respond.
01 | DISCOVER
What information about your people, credentials and systems is visible from the outside.
02 | UNDERSTAND
Establish whether a finding looks genuine, current and likely to create a meaningful risk.
03 | ACT
Investigate, fix, monitor or accept each finding depending on how significant it is.