Threat Watch

About Threat Watch

Threat Watch is a unified cybersecurity intelligence platform designed to empower your entire security team with a clear, actionable view of your organization's digital risk posture. It functions as a collaborative hub that continuously analyzes your external assets, vulnerabilities, and exposures across the clear, deep, and dark web. By synthesizing data from these diverse sources, Threat Watch delivers a comprehensive "cyber health" score, enabling teams to move from reactive alert management to proactive risk mitigation. It is built for IT leaders, security analysts, and risk management professionals who need to consolidate their view of external threats and prioritize efforts based on real-world impact. The core value proposition lies in its ability to foster synergy between different team functions—from IT operations to executive leadership—by providing a single source of truth about credentials in breach, compromised devices, phishing campaigns, and dark web exposures, all updated in real-time to accelerate collective response.

Features of Threat Watch

Comprehensive Cyber Health Dashboard

This central dashboard provides your team with an immediate, at-a-glance understanding of your organization's overall security posture. It aggregates data across all monitored categories—like compromised credentials and dark web mentions—to generate a unified health score. This shared view eliminates information silos, allowing every team member, from analysts to executives, to align on priorities and track progress against key risk indicators collaboratively.

Real-Time Exposure Monitoring

Threat Watch continuously scans the clear, deep, and dark web for signs of your organization's compromised data. This includes automated detection of breached employee credentials, corporate devices involved in attacks, phishing sites targeting your domain, and sensitive information traded on illicit forums. This persistent vigilance ensures your team is always working with the latest intelligence, enabling a swift and coordinated containment response.

Automated Asset & Vulnerability Discovery

The platform automatically discovers and inventories your organization's external-facing digital assets, such as domains, subdomains, and IP addresses. It then correlates these assets with known vulnerabilities and exposures, providing context that is critical for your security and IT teams to collaborate effectively on patch management and configuration hardening, ensuring no critical gap is overlooked.

Prioritized Risk Mitigation Workflows

Threat Watch doesn't just present data; it helps your team act on it. The platform analyzes and contextualizes discovered threats to provide clear, prioritized remediation guidance. This transforms raw alerts into actionable tickets, streamlining handoffs between threat intelligence analysts and IT remediation teams, and ensuring your collective efforts are focused on the risks that matter most.

Use Cases of Threat Watch

Proactive Breach Response Preparation

Security teams use Threat Watch to proactively discover if and when corporate credentials or data have been leaked online. By identifying these breaches early, the team can collaboratively execute password resets, enforce multi-factor authentication, and contain potential account takeover attacks before they are exploited, turning a potential crisis into a managed incident.

Third-Party and Supply Chain Risk Assessment

Organizations can extend their monitoring to include key vendors and partners. By assessing the external cyber health of third parties, risk and procurement teams can collaborate with security to identify weak links in the supply chain, inform contract discussions, and require improved security postures, thereby strengthening the collective ecosystem.

Executive and Board Risk Reporting

Threat Watch provides clear, non-technical metrics and trends, such as the overall Cyber Health Score and trendlines for exposed credentials. This enables CISOs and security leaders to build compelling, data-driven reports for executive management and the board, fostering a shared understanding of cyber risk and securing alignment for necessary investments.

Phishing Campaign Disruption and Awareness

When Threat Watch identifies new phishing domains or email addresses impersonating the company, it enables a coordinated response. The security team can work with network administrators to block the domains and partner with internal communications to quickly warn employees, turning individual vigilance into an organization-wide defense.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does Threat Watch discover our company's exposed data?

Threat Watch employs a combination of proprietary scanning technology, integrations with external threat intelligence feeds, and continuous monitoring of underground forums and marketplaces on the deep and dark web. It uses your provided corporate identifiers (like domain names) to search for and correlate leaked credentials, compromised devices, and other sensitive information tied to your organization.

What is included in the free scan?

The free scan offers a powerful starting point for collaboration. It provides a snapshot assessment of your organization's cyber health across key categories like breached credentials, compromised devices, phishing addresses, and dark web exposures. This initial report helps align your team on immediate risks and demonstrates the value of continuous monitoring.

Is technical expertise required to use Threat Watch?

Threat Watch is designed for collaborative use across technical and non-technical teams. While security analysts will delve into detailed findings, the intuitive dashboard and prioritized risk scores are built to provide clear insights for IT managers, risk officers, and executives alike, ensuring everyone can contribute to and understand the security posture.

How does Threat Watch help us prioritize which risks to fix first?

The platform uses contextual analysis and severity scoring to evaluate each discovered exposure. It doesn't just list problems; it ranks them based on factors like the sensitivity of the exposed data, the accessibility of the vulnerability, and the likelihood of exploitation. This provides your team with a shared, evidence-based backlog to tackle the most critical issues together, first.