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For over a decade, we have collected, aggregated, and delivered domain, IP, and DNS intelligence to make the Internet more transparent and secure. Our data feeds and APIs have proven invaluable in augmenting the capabilities of commercial security platforms (SIEM, SOAR, TIP, ASM) and supporting threat detection and response (TDR), third-party risk management (TPRM), identity access management (IAM), and other cybersecurity processes.
Law enforcement agencies, managed security service providers (MSSPs), and security operations centers (SOCs) benefit from our intelligence to defend against advanced persistent threats (APT), fight cybercrime, and achieve superior network visibility. Fortune 1000 companies and SMBs rely on our data to protect their digital assets, extend their brand protection efforts, detect phishing and fraud, and monitor the global domain activity landscape.
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Get access to complete domain name footprints, which include ownership, timeline, updates, statuses, and other essential registration details for about every domain on the Internet.
Learn moreDive into the biggest passive DNS database comprising billions of historical DNS data points and relevant records for the vast majority of IP addresses and hosts.
Learn moreObtain precise geographical data down to the postal code with latitude and longitude coordinates, network information, timezone, connected domains, and more for deeper contextualization.
Learn moreAccess the most structured and detailed IP ranges correlated with ownership data, contacts, and network records from WHOIS, Regional Internet Registries (RIRs), and other sources.
Learn moreEnjoy complete control with convenient download formats for custom integrations, investigations, and data enrichment efforts in line with security policies.
We offer domain, DNS, and IP data in meaningful ways to developers with forward, reverse, and bulk APIs and code libraries for all major programming languages.
Our lookup and monitoring tools are easy to use with straightforward reports for domain names, IP addresses, email addresses, and other search terms of interest.
Identify daily clusters of new risky domain names as soon as they are registered to prevent phishing, typosquatting, malware, and C&C attacks with our collection of predictive intelligence sources.
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Check the packageCommercial security platform providers such as Security Information and Event Management (SIEM), Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR), and Threat Intelligence Platforms (TIPs), use our intelligence to boost their capabilities and achieve better threat contextualization and prioritization.
Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs) use our data as part of their correlation processes to deliver visibility into their clients’ networks and better detect, analyze, and deal with all types of security events, threats, and vulnerabilities.
Security Operations Centers (SOCs) benefit from the breadth and depth of our intelligence to enhance ongoing cybersecurity processes and strategies. Access to our extensive data footprints, APIs, and tools helps detect, categorize, and respond to incidents.
Law enforcement & digital forensics professionals retrieve insights from our intelligence repositories to kickstart and unlock investigations as well as to gather pieces of evidence. Indicators of compromises often include domain names, DNS records, and IP addresses.
A better understanding of current and historical footprints can be of great value to digital marketers, business development managers, researchers, and other specialists to level up their business intelligence and build commercial applications.
Brand managers and legal specialists use our footprints and monitoring tools to stay updated on typosquatting, cybersquatting abuses, trademark infringements, and other abuses and misrepresentations of their brands' domain names.
Attack surfaces continue to widen as interconnectivity grows and business operations expand and evolve. Attack surface management (ASM) solutions must adapt and continuously improve their asset discovery, scoring, monitoring, and prioritization capabilities, notably by accessing real-time and comprehensive Internet intelligence sources, including DNS, IP, and WHOIS data.
Learn moreEnterprises rely on managed security operations and platforms for round-the-clock protection against threat actors. Providing this service requires comprehensive and up-to-date visibility into the primary source of threats—the Internet. Historical and real-time access to Internet events, including DNS, WHOIS, and IP information, enables early threat detection and accurate contextualization.
Learn moreCyber threat intelligence is only as good as the data used to process it. Supplementing your current cyber threat intelligence stack with real-time and historical DNS, domain, WHOIS, IP, and other Internet-related data can enable critical security processes—from early and real-time threat detection, analysis, and expansion to threat disruption.
Learn morePolicing requires a balanced mix of technological advancement and intelligence-led initiatives. A unified view of the Internet can supplement existing law enforcement data sources and ensure that no stones are left unturned. DNS, WHOIS, and IP intelligence can provide clues that are otherwise hidden or overlooked, aiding law enforcers in their fight against cybercrime.
Learn moreAs digital transformation continues, organizations become exposed to a growing number of digital risks. Gaining access to Internet-wide intelligence, including DNS, IP, and domain data, can enhance enterprise protection against various digital risks, whether from third parties, internal vulnerabilities, supply chain channels, or other sources.
Learn moreWith half the world’s population and almost all organizations going online, the Internet is a valuable source of market data. DNS, IP, WHOIS, and other Internet data can provide much-needed insights that can help with market forecasting, competitive research and monitoring, business-to-business (B2B) targeting, service discovery, and other critical business processes.
Learn moreOur interconnected global ecosystem requires constant communication with potential and existing customers, vendors, suppliers, and several other parties. Not all of them can be trusted, hence the need for initial and continuous identity verification that can be enriched with real-time access to domain, IP, DNS, and other Internet-related data.
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