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Find out what the internet knows about your company

Before attacking, a cybercriminal does their research. We do that same work, but for you: we gather everything your company exposes in open sources (domains, services, leaked credentials, impersonated brand) and hand it to you in an actionable report.

What we analyse

Open-source intelligence, applied to your security

Attack surface

Everything your company exposes on the internet: subdomains, open services, login panels, outdated technologies and metadata leaked in published documents.

Leaked credentials

We search for your company's email addresses and passwords that have appeared in data breaches and forums. They are the most common way in, and almost nobody knows they are out there.

Executive digital footprint

With the person's consent, we analyse what an attacker preparing CEO fraud or a targeted email would find: profiles, personal data and impersonation points.

Brand impersonation

Look-alike domains (typosquatting), fake profiles and phishing kits that use your identity to deceive your customers or employees.

Continuous monitoring

Ongoing watch for new leaks, mentions and impersonations affecting your company, with alerts as soon as they appear. Available as part of Ongoing support.

Company due diligence

Before a transaction or signing with a supplier, we gather the relevant information about the other company from public sources: registries, digital presence and risk signals.

What OSINT is (and is not)

Public information only, obtained lawfully

OSINT (Open Source Intelligence) is the analysis of information that is already publicly available: registries, search engines, social media, known breaches, metadata. We do not access third-party systems or private information: we gather and organise what anyone could see, and explain what it means for your security.

Analysis of individuals is always limited to executives or employees of your own company, with their consent, as part of the organisation's risk assessment. The investigation of private matters concerning third parties is a regulated activity reserved by law to licensed professionals and is not part of this service.

Start by finding out what others can see

Radar is free and scans your domain in 90 seconds. If you want the full picture (leaked credentials, impersonation and executive footprint), we step up to the cyber intelligence report.