DISARM CYBER THREATS AT THE SOURCE
Cutting-edge comprehensive Cyberthreat Intelligence and Digital Risk Protection Platform
DISARM CYBER THREATS AT THE SOURCE
Cutting-edge comprehensive Cyberthreat Intelligence and Digital Risk Protection Platform
Cutting-edge comprehensive Cyberthreat Intelligence and Digital Risk Protection Platform
Cutting-edge comprehensive Cyberthreat Intelligence and Digital Risk Protection Platform
Darkivore, developed by Potech, distinguishes itself from competing solutions through its AI-powered, continuous monitoring capabilities, real-time alerting system, and automated detection of IT assets across dark web platforms, forums, and social networks. In contrast to rudimentary platforms, Darkivore seamlessly integrates threat intelligence, risk assessment, incident response, and takedown services.
This holistic approach enables more effective management of the dark web’s expansive data landscape and its rapidly evolving threats, ensuring accelerated detection and enhanced protection for your organisation.
Cutting-edge comprehensive Cyber Threat Intelligence and Digital Risk Protection Platform that curbs all hacking activities right from the start.
Here's what sets us apart from the competition:
Our Unique Platform integrates Dark Web Monitoring (DWM), Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI), and External Attack Surface Management (EASM) to deliver comprehensive protection for your digital ecosystem. It can provide continuous, round-the-clock surveillance of your digital assets, enabling proactive identification and neutralisation of threats before they can disrupt your environment.
We employ a sophisticated array of strategies, tools, processes, and services meticulously designed to protect an organisation’s personnel, digital assets, reputation, and sensitive information from online threats. This is achieved through the systematic identification, monitoring, and mitigation of risks originating beyond the organisation’s conventional security boundaries. Our approach encompasses tracking and analysing activities across the surface web, deep web, and dark web—the latter being a concealed segment of the internet, accessible only via specialised browsers and configurations and frequently exploited by cybercriminals for trading stolen data, vending illicit goods, and orchestrating attacks.
With the current digital transformation, security risks are no longer confined to companies’ internal systems.
Hackers are spreading their tentacles on all digital platforms, including those related to remote working and cloud usage, in addition to the wide variety of social media channels that all businesses are activating.
Our platform neutralises Cyber Attacks, Ransomware, Data Breaches, Brand Impersonation, Fraud, Phishing Scams, Business Email Compromise, Intellectual Property Theft, Deepfakes and other risks that emerge in the digital landscape by swiftly detecting and capturing them from the surface, deep and dark web.
Capturing and taking down threat sources and malicious behaviours can be costly and time-consuming.
Powered by Analysts and a Threat-Neutralising Mesh Engine, our Takedown capabilities optimize efforts and incident response time at scale. The takedown-conducive results stand out due to our engine's efficiency coupled with the team's continuous guaranteed diligence.
We leverage active takedown services (on an hourly, daily and weekly basis) to eradicate external threats targeting organizations. This is done while covering a wide spectrum of threat sources, events and behaviours, including illegitimate impersonation, malicious content, phishing, fake domains, social media scams and attackers' infrastructure.
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Dark Web Monitoring is a unique type of security intelligence that focuses on observing and evaluating activities within the dark web, a concealed segment of the internet that requires special tools and setups to access. This shadowy part of the online world is frequently exploited by criminals for exchanging pilfered information, vending illegal products, and orchestrating cyberattacks. Through vigilant dark web surveillance, companies can uncover critical knowledge about new dangers and weaknesses that might affect them.
Dark Web Surveillance encompasses several essential elements:
Data collection: Gathering information from various dark web marketplaces, forums, and other online platforms.
Data analysis: Analyzing collected data to identify potential threats, vulnerabilities, and indicators of compromise (IOCs).
Threat intelligence: Correlating dark web data with other intelligence sources to gain a comprehensive understanding of emerging threats.
Alerting: Providing timely alerts to organizations about potential threats or vulnerabilities.
Cyber Threat Intelligence (CTI) is the collection, analysis, and dissemination of information about cyber threats and the actors behind them. CTI provides organizations with valuable insights into emerging threats, enabling them to proactively protect their systems and data.
CTI involves a multi-faceted approach that includes:
Threat actor analysis: Identifying and understanding the motivations, capabilities, and tactics of various threat actors, such as nation-states, cybercriminals, and hacktivists.
Threat landscape assessment: Identifying and analyzing emerging threats, vulnerabilities, and attack trends.
Indicator of Compromise (IOC) development: Creating IOCs to detect and prevent malicious activity.
Threat reporting: Disseminating CTI information to relevant stakeholders within an organization.
External Attack Surface Management (EASM) is a proactive security strategy that involves identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential vulnerabilities in an organization's IT infrastructure. By understanding the various entry points that attackers can exploit, organizations can take steps to reduce their risk of a security breach.
EASM aims to achieve the following:
Identify vulnerabilities: Discover potential weaknesses in the organization's IT infrastructure, such as misconfigurations, outdated software, or exposed services.
Prioritize risks: Assess the severity of identified vulnerabilities based on factors like potential impact, likelihood of exploitation, and remediation effort.
Mitigate risks: Implement measures to address vulnerabilities, such as patching software, securing misconfigured systems, and implementing access controls.
Monitor and respond: Continuously monitor the organization's attack surface for new vulnerabilities and respond promptly to incidents.
Key Components:
Asset discovery: Identifying all IT assets, including hardware, software, and networks.
Vulnerability assessment: Scanning for vulnerabilities in identified assets using automated tools and manual techniques.
Risk assessment: Evaluating the potential impact and likelihood of exploitation for each vulnerability.
Threat intelligence: Gathering information about emerging threats and attack trends to inform risk assessment and mitigation efforts.
Configuration management: Ensuring that systems are configured securely and consistently.
Incident response: Having a plan in place to respond to security incidents promptly and effectively.
1) Protects Against Brand Impersonation & Fraud: Cyber criminals create fake websites, social media accounts, and phishing campaigns to impersonate brands, tricking customers and employees into providing sensitive information. DRP detects and takes down these threats before they cause financial and reputational damage.
2) Monitors for Leaked Data & Credentials: Employee login credentials, customer data, and intellectual property often appear on the dark web due to breaches or phishing attacks. DRP helps organizations proactively detect and mitigate the risks before attackers exploit them.
3) Reduces Financial & Reputational Damage: Cyber incidents such as data leaks, fraud, and phishing scams can lead to financial losses, legal penalties, and loss of customer trust. DRP provides early threat detection, reducing the impact of potential breaches.
4) Expands Security Beyond the Corporate Network: Traditional security tools (firewalls, endpoint security, SIEMs) protect internal networks but do not monitor threats outside the organization. DRP extends visibility to external attack surfaces, including the dark web, social media, and third-party platforms.
5) Enhances Threat Intelligence & Incident Response: DRP provides real-time intelligence on emerging threats, helping security teams prioritize and respond faster. It integrates with Security Operations Centres (SOCs) and threat intelligence platforms for a more comprehensive cyber security approach.
6) Ensures Compliance & Regulatory Protection: Many industries (financial services, healthcare, government) have strict data protection regulations. DRP helps organizations comply with laws such as GDPR, CCPA, and PCI DSS by reducing data exposure risks.
7) Early Threat Detection - With DRP, organisations can identify emerging threats before they impact their systems.
8) Risk Assessment: DRP can help organisations assess their risk exposure and prioritise security measures.
9) Reduced risk of breaches: DRP can help organisations identify and mitigate vulnerabilities before they can be exploited by attackers.
10) Improved decision-making: DRP can provide valuable insights that can inform strategic decision-making.
11) Costly Savings: Proactive security measures can prevent costly data breaches and downtime.
A variety of tools are available to support Dark Web Monitoring, including:
Dark web search engines: These tools allow you to search for specific information on the dark web.
Data collection tools: These tools can be used to gather data from various dark web platforms.
Threat intelligence platforms: These platforms provide a centralized location for collecting, analyzing, and disseminating dark web intelligence.
Incident response tools: These tools can help organizations respond to security incidents more effectively.
CTI can be obtained from a variety of sources, including:
Open-source intelligence (OSINT): Publicly available information, such as news articles, social media posts, and online forums.
Commercial threat intelligence feeds: Paid subscriptions to services that provide curated CTI information.
Government intelligence agencies: Intelligence agencies that provide CTI to both private and public sector organizations.
Partnerships and collaborations: Collaborating with other organizations to share CTI information.
A variety of tools can be used to support ASM, including:
Asset discovery tools: These tools can identify all IT assets in an organization's infrastructure.
Vulnerability scanners: These tools can scan for vulnerabilities in identified assets.
Configuration management tools: These tools can ensure that systems are configured securely and consistently.
Threat intelligence platforms: These platforms provide information about emerging threats and attack trends.
Incident response tools: These tools can help organizations respond to security incidents effectively.
External Attack surface management is a critical component of a comprehensive security strategy. By identifying, assessing, and mitigating potential vulnerabilities, organizations can reduce their risk of a security breach and protect their valuable assets. By following best practices and leveraging the right tools, organizations can effectively manage their attack surface and build a more resilient security posture.
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