Digital Shadows SearchLight
Digital Shadows SearchLight is a digital risk protection service that monitors over 100 million data sources across the open, deep, and dark web in 27 languages for cyber threats, data exposure, brand abuse, infrastructure vulnerabilities, physical threats, VIP exposure, and third-party risks. It combines scalable data analytics with human intelligence analysts to triage alerts, prioritize risks, and provide remediation options including managed takedowns. Tailored for enterprises, it integrates with Microsoft Sentinel for alert synchronization and triage, Splunk for data ingestion, and ThreatConnect for threat actor correlation, offering comprehensive external attack surface visibility.
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Digital Shadows SearchLight is a threat intelligence product that watches open, deep, and dark web sources for exposed credentials, impersonation, leaked data, and actor activity linked to a customer’s footprint. Its main value is analyst-curated external intelligence for teams that need context on what an attacker can already see.
- Large enterprises with mature security programs requiring comprehensive external threat visibility and mitigation.
- Monitoring for executive and VIP exposure on the dark web
- Detecting and remediating brand impersonations and spoofing
- Identifying compromised credentials and data leaks
- Tracking cyber threat actor activity relevant to the organization
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