Same platform. Three roles. One outcome.
A CISO, a SOC lead and a forensic investigator do not want the same tool. Here is what DarkFindr looks like from each seat.
Verify your exposure. Document your decisions.
Qualify what concerns your organisation
An access-for-sale listing, exposed credentials or a post about a supplier: your teams need to understand what concerns you, assess the scope of the information and decide which checks to run.
Build a case that legal and the regulator will accept
DarkFindR automates the collection, indexing and AI analysis of Dark Web content. Your teams rely on the collected posts, their sources and the generated summaries to substantiate their findings and document their decisions.
- NIS2 Article 21 measures mapped in a customer pack
- Reporting deadlines aligned with DORA
- European residency, verifiable in the sub-processor register
- Access to the collected text, the original URL and the AI summaries to take verifications further
Use case — Supplier exposure
A sensitive supplier is mentioned in a leak post. The SOC uses DarkFindR to search for relevant mentions and review the collected content. It checks for any links to its own organisation and passes the useful elements to the CISO to decide on next steps.
Extend your services to the Dark Web, in an isolated workspace for each client.
Run searches for several organisations
DarkFindR is built on a multi-tenant architecture with isolated client workspaces. Your analysts get a distinct perimeter to search for information about each organisation, examine a potential exposure and complete their incident analyses. Collection and AI analysis are automated. Your teams use the results to take verifications further and prepare their reports.
Integrate DarkFindR into your operations
The API, webhooks and exports let you connect DarkFindR to your tools and handling processes. Query the data through the API, receive events by webhook and export the results useful to your analyses and your client exchanges.
- Multi-tenant architecture with isolated client workspaces
- Automated collection, indexing and AI analysis
- API and webhooks to integrate DarkFindR into your workflows
- Export of results for your analyses and client reports
Extend your investigations to Dark Web sources.
Start from a lead to deepen a search
A pseudonym, a brand, a product reference or the name of an organisation can be a starting point. DarkFindR lets you search for their mentions in Dark Web posts and examine the associated listings or discussions. Fraud, counterfeiting, competitive intelligence: your teams get a complementary source to explore their hypotheses and identify new leads.
Examine the content and document the trail
Review the collected posts from DarkFindR and retrieve their original URL. The retained copies remain accessible even when the source goes offline, so you can continue the analysis without losing content already identified. Activity logs and exports let you document the searches carried out and add the retained elements to your investigation files.
- Over 12 million indexed pages, accessible through full-text, exact and boolean search
- Text-only preview and viewing, with images and JavaScript stripped
- Retention of collected content and access to its original URL
- Per-investigator activity log and exports to document your investigations
Use case — Counterfeit search
A brand has suspicious product references and a seller's pseudonym. The investigator searches for these terms in DarkFindR, examines the listings found and compares the published information. They keep the relevant content and export the useful elements to support their case file.
See your real exposure in 30 minutes.
We run DarkFindr live against your own keywords during the session. You leave with a list you did not have this morning, and a decision to make.