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Collection

Intelligence arrives without anyone fetching it — and you can see when it stops arriving, which matters more than the volume.


What you can do

  • Round-the-clock, across six lanes — More than 50 OSINT sources spanning malware, phishing, hacking, insider, DDoS and geopolitical intelligence, collected continuously.
  • Broken sources are noticed — Sources that fail are detected, tracked and disabled automatically rather than silently dropping out of your coverage while the dashboard still looks healthy.
  • No single source drowns the rest — A per-source cap keeps one noisy feed from flooding your view, with the highest-severity items from that source kept rather than merely the newest.
  • Ransomware leak-site monitoring — Leak-site postings are tracked continuously and matched against your watchlists, so a named supplier or client reaches you as an alert.
  • Watch what matters to you — Watch threat actors, malware families, vendors, assets or CVE identifiers, and be told the moment they appear in new intelligence.

50+

OSINT sources

collected continuously, no analyst effort

6

Intelligence lanes

including a dedicated geopolitical lane

24/7

Collection

with automatic source-health tracking

What we call it, and what we do not

We monitor ransomware leak sites, and we say that rather than calling it dark web monitoring. The distinction is not pedantry: the two imply very different collection postures, and an expert buyer will ask.

The rest of the cycle

See it against your own requirements

The fastest way to judge an intelligence platform is to point it at what you actually need to know.

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