Identify publicly exposed information about your organization
Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) involves collecting and analyzing information that is publicly available. This can include data from websites, social media, public records, and other accessible sources.
This service helps identify what information about your organization, employees, and infrastructure is exposed to the public and how it could be used by an attacker.
What This Service Covers
An OSINT investigation focuses on gathering and analyzing publicly available data to understand your external exposure.
This includes:
- Discovery of publicly accessible company information
- Identification of employee-related exposure
- Enumeration of domains, subdomains, and associated assets
- Analysis of leaked or exposed data where applicable
- Identification of information that could aid social engineering
- Mapping of publicly visible infrastructure and technologies
The goal is to understand what an attacker can learn without direct interaction with your systems.
External Exposure and Risk
Information that appears harmless on its own can become valuable when combined with other data points.
This assessment helps identify:
- Excessive information disclosure about systems or employees
- Patterns that could be used for targeted attacks
- Publicly accessible data that should be restricted or minimized
- Opportunities for reconnaissance and profiling
Understanding this exposure helps reduce the risk of targeted attacks.
Who This Is For
This service is ideal for organizations that:
- Want to understand what information is publicly available about them
- Are concerned about reconnaissance and targeted attacks
- Have a public-facing presence or online footprint
- Want to reduce information leakage and improve privacy
What You Will Receive
After the engagement, you will receive:
- A report outlining publicly exposed information
- Analysis of how that information could be used by an attacker
- Recommendations for reducing exposure
- Guidance on improving operational security and privacy
Why This Matters
Attackers often begin with reconnaissance. The more information they can gather without detection, the easier it becomes to plan and execute an attack.
Reducing publicly available information limits what attackers can use against your organization.
Get Started
If you want to understand what your organization exposes to the public, this assessment provides valuable insight into your external footprint.
Request a consultation to define the scope of your OSINT investigation.
