OSINT for brand and executive monitoring
Attackers research a company before they write to it. They find staff names on public profiles, register look-alike domains and reuse passwords from old leaks. Seeing the same public picture first lets a company fix exposure before it is used.
What we do
- Passive public-source research
- Domain impersonation review
- Leak exposure checks
- Executive exposure review
- Takedown preparation
- Scope and consent records
- Reporting
Our team works with Maltego, SpiderFoot, Recorded Future, Shodan and Have I Been Pwned, and has experience with brand and fake-domain monitoring services. We check public sources only, report look-alike domains, leaked accounts and exposed executive details, and agree the scope in writing with the people being reviewed.
This group links to our Cybersecurity practice and to the external attack surface group. We use passive, public sources and we do not break into accounts or contact third parties. These are tools our team has experience with, not partnerships.
Leading platforms we work with
- Maltego
- SpiderFoot
- Recorded Future
- Shodan
- Have I Been Pwned
- ZeroFox
- Flashpoint
Platforms and practices
- Look-alike domain discovery
- Leaked credential checks
- Executive public exposure review
- Fake social profile reporting
- Brand mention monitoring
- Exposed document and metadata review
- Takedown request preparation
- Written scope and consent
- Monthly exposure summary
References
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Product names are trademarks of their owners and are listed to describe our experience; they do not imply endorsement or partnership.
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Direct answers to the questions we hear most. Something else on your mind?
Send us a messageWhat does passive public-source research mean?
We look only at information anyone can find, such as domain registrations, public profiles and public breach notices. We do not break into accounts, guess passwords or contact other people on your behalf.
Do the people being reviewed need to agree?
Yes. We agree the scope in writing with the executives or staff being reviewed, so they know what is checked and what is reported.
Can you remove a fake domain or profile?
We prepare the takedown request with the evidence. The registrar, host or platform decides whether to act and how fast, so we cannot promise a result. Talk to counsel if a trademark claim is involved.
Does a leaked password mean someone broke in?
Not necessarily. It means a password tied to your people appeared in a leak, often from another site. Reuse is the risk, so the usual steps are a password change, multi-factor authentication and a check for sign-ins you do not recognize.