Cyberthint

The alternative

Recorded Future and Intel 471. Both deliver intelligence on the assumption that you have an analyst to read it.

At a glance

Modules

Nine main modules and twenty five sub-modules

Coverage

Surface web, deep and dark web, underground forums, leaked databases, paste sites, messaging groups, social media

Integrations

SIEM and firewall, and a full API

Outputs

TXT, JSON, CSV, and STIX and TAXII

The breadth is in one platform rather than in a stack. Leak monitoring, brand impersonation, external asset discovery through whois, DNS, subdomains and open ports, command and control infrastructure, and malware tracking all render in the same interface, scoped to assets you defined rather than to the internet in general.

That scoping is the commercial difference, not a convenience. A team with no analyst of its own needs the part that names their domain, their brand and their executives, already prioritised by risk. Everything else is work somebody has to do before the intelligence becomes a decision. Where an analyst does exist, the same findings leave in STIX and TAXII and through the API, so the platform feeds a process rather than replacing it.

The second difference is regional visibility. Campaigns aimed at Türkiye and the surrounding geography get analysed and published, where a global provider reaches a regional actor later.

How it works

• Your digital assets are defined first. Domains, brands, executives
• Surface, deep and dark web are monitored continuously
• Leaked credentials, lookalike domains and card data offered for sale are identified
• Findings are scored and prioritised rather than delivered as a feed
• Output leaves as an alert, a report, or a feed into the SIEM

Who it is for

• Finance, e-commerce and public bodies whose brand is imitated
• Organisations holding customer data that has to be watched for
• Security teams with no analyst of their own
• Teams that have a SIEM and need something worth putting into it