Provide current and historical ownership information on domains / IPs. Identify all connections between domains, registrants, registrars, and DNS servers.
Get detailed context on an IP address, including its user’s geolocation, time zone, connected domains, connection type, IP range, ASN, and other network ownership details.
Get access to a web-based enterprise-grade solution to search and monitor domain registrations and ownership details for branded terms, fuzzy matches, registrants of interest, and more.
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Carry a complete threat intelligence analysis for a given domain or IP address and get access to a report covering 120+ parameters including IP resolutions, website analysis, SSL vulnerabilities, malware detection, domain ownership, mail servers, name servers, and more.
We offer comprehensive services for the integration of our data – from consultations to the precise definition of the basic needs of the business to increase the work efficiency.
Set up and manage public WHOIS servers for your business. Our WHOIS parsing system is a utility that collects extensive information about any given domain by sending series of DNS and WHOIS queries. The report is generated in raw as well as in parsed format.
Regardless of whether you are a startup, a small business or a global one, our team is always ready to help you. Enterprises operating on a scale can also choose special premium support management with high priority 24/7 email and telephone responses and other professional services.
The Internet is one giant marketplace. If you are looking for a software-as-a-service (SaaS) option that you can use for your department, a simple Google search will give you dozens of them. Meanwhile, if you need someone to promote your business, the Internet can suggest several influencers depending on your niche. Once you find a company or person that matches your requirements, all of you have to do next is to contact the domain owner or website representative(s).
Contacting them may be easy since chatbots or contact forms are always available. But how can you connect with the owners of hundreds or thousands of domains without going through a chatbot or waiting for someone to answer the customer service line in each and every case? To help you, we explored four different ways to contact the owner of a domain.
Conducting Passive Reconnaissance Using Website Contacts Database Intel and Search Results
Is your supplier or partner, or a new acquisition of yours a potential threat? If you’re reading
this, you’re probably asking yourself the same thing.
Third-party vendor risks have become a pressing concern among businesses in the wake of recent supply
chain attacks. Around 59% of organizations have encountered an attack that can be traced back to
their suppliers. This number has probably increased as reports of new vendor-caused attacks make
headlines every day.
Many organizations believe that vendor risk assessment should be a high priority as they engage with
more service providers. Unfortunately, most do not have the resources to do so. Among those who do,
only 36% believe that their third-party risk management programs work.
How to Improve Your Website's SEO Using Cyber Intelligence
If you’re a newcomer, by now you’re probably well-acquainted with the fact that a great website or product means
nothing if nobody’s going to see it. If you want to get in front of your prospective customers, you have to know
two things: who they are and how to find them.
There are two ways to reach your audience via search engines: organically, through a wise SEO strategy, and using
paid ads.
While paying for the ads may be the easiest way, it is not a sustainable long-term solution. That is why
improving your website’s SEO content is the best way to grow your online presence and business.
In this article, we’ll talk about two core strategies and unique cyber intelligence API tools you can use to
boost your SEO. As the world of digital marketing is changing due to new privacy regulations, the way websites
gather data on its users has to evolve. Cyber intelligence is a revolutionary way to adjust to these changes and
get ahead of your competitors. Want to find out more? Keep on reading!
Addressing Threat Correlation Challenges with Website Contacts API and Other Domain Research Tools
A threat defense system that runs separately from operation systems and applications is comparable to
a bank with security guards who do not possess any firearms, metal detectors, or radio equipment.
Anyone can get assess in that this establishment's security is fragile, and there's a good chance
that robbers can get whatever they want. Sure, the guards can try to protect the bank with
hand-to-hand combat, but that's no match for the robbers' guns.
Ridiculous as it may sound, most organizations' cybersecurity infrastructure works in the same way —
with blind spots between their threat intelligence gathering and response tools. As a result,
cybercriminals can quickly launch attacks on digital infrastructure. No matter how well an
organization designs its threat defense, if there is no efficient correlation, it won't be as
effective.
Want to Find & Contact Websites Based On Specific Categories & Location?
Sometime back we introduced 2 product solutions to help provide clearly defined website Intel in the form of Website
Categorization API & Website Contacts API.
Both the APIs combine the application of machine learning with the versatility of rules defined by experts and
deploy artificial intelligence to obtain precise results. This enables our users to conduct their research from
a single source instead of manually examining multiple sources.
A Website Classification Database: An Ideal Source of Threat Data
A simple rule applies in today’s infosec environment: organizations must consider the effectiveness
of their threat data sources. In fact, this should be a primary concern, especially if they wish to
get the most out of their threat intelligence platform. But not all companies know which sources of
threat intelligence can benefit them.
TIPs are critical for many enterprises. A TIP is capable of collecting and managing threat data
coming from multiple external sources. It lets companies correlate the information with one another
to come up with insightful findings. This process allows them to identify which threats they need to
prioritize. A TIP can also reduce risks by answering who is responsible for and what comprises an
attack.
So, just like any data analytics software, what organizations get from a TIP largely depends on what
goes into it. After all, TIPs consume threat intelligence, which is why the sources they get them
from should be topnotch.
But how can one distinguish good threat intelligence sources from bad ones? Let’s
take a look at the following four criteria.
Using Website Contacts and Categorization Tools for More Effective Digital Rights Management
Digital rights management (DRM) is a systematic approach to copyright protection for all kinds of digital media.
It prevents unauthorized redistribution of digital media and stops consumers from copying the content they
purchase.
DRM products were developed in response to a rapid rise in online piracy of commercially marketed materials aided
by the widespread use of peer-to-peer (P2P) file exchange applications, more widely known as torrent
clients.
DRM is typically implemented by embedding code in materials to prevent users from copying them. At times, it
limits the amount of time when content can be accessed or the number of devices the media can be consumed on.
Despite its widespread use, however, online piracy still runs rampant.
So, what can digital media producers do to protect their intellectual property from online pirates? Would
limiting access to their distribution platforms help? How do they make sure that they’re not keeping legitimate
consumers out along with the digital pirates? These are just some of the questions that this post answers.
How DNS Filtering and Website Categorization Lists Can Empower In-House Cybersecurity Teams
The IT security climate these days is pretty unpredictable. A study by the University of Maryland states that a
security incident occurs every 39 seconds. Companies around the world are, in fact, increasingly suffering from
Web-based attacks, not to mention the fact that the average cost of a data breach has skyrocketed.
The good news is that there is a wide range of measures that in-house cybersecurity professionals can employ
against threats. One effective solution is Domain Name System (DNS) filtering.
Depending on how it is implemented, DNS filtering can provide advanced network setting controls to enhance online
safety. It can protect organizations from threats like botnet, phishing, and other malware-instigated attacks.
The great thing about it is that a website categorization database can supplement it. Such a database is thus an
excellent resource for managed security service providers (MSSPs) and the like.
Web Page Categorization: How Next-Generation Technologies Can Benefit MSSPs
The demand for managed security services has been growing by leaps and bounds over the past years.
The reason for this trend is that organizations of all sizes need to monitor their IT systems around
the clock and manage incidents and breaches in real time. Yet, they may not have the means necessary
to do that on their own as it requires significant investment in infrastructure and human
resources.
Adding to that, traditional security measures have a hard time catching up with today’s more advanced
threats. The fast-paced and increasingly connected environments require next-generation technologies
and techniques, which enable MSSPs to protect their clients’ complex environments.
In this post, we’ll discuss what these next-generation capabilities are, why they are essential,
and how web page categorization can improve them.
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