Did you know over 80% of data breaches happen because attackers use known vulnerabilities? With Radar, you can spot and fix these issues before they become a problem.
Threat intelligence is the process of collecting, analysing, and using data on current or potential cyber threats that may target your organisation. It includes intelligence on hacker groups, their techniques, digital fingerprints (IOCs), and behavioural patterns (TTPs). The purpose? To empower your security teams with the foresight to take proactive measures and respond with confidence.
Radar scans global certificate transparency logs and DNS records, picking up on domains that mimic your brand or contain suspicious elements linked to your keywords.
Instant alerts delivered via Slack, Microsoft Teams, or email notify your security team in real-time. Radar provides actionable information to assess whether the new domain poses a threat.
If confirmed malicious, Radar equips you with the evidence to block or report the site. Threats are stopped before launch, keeping your organisation one step ahead.
With hundreds of data breaches happening every year, login details often end up in the wrong hands. Radar identifies if your organisation’s emails or credentials are exposed online – before criminals can use them.
Are users recycling passwords across platforms? Radar highlights password reuse across breached sites – reducing the risk of account compromise via credential stuffing attacks.
Discover typosquatted domains and impersonation attempts targeting your business. Radar also detects subdomain takeovers, where attackers hijack trust in your brand.
Ensure the integrity of your web applications. Radar monitors your scripts and resources to detect tampering or malicious injections like Magecart attacks.
Your attack surface evolves constantly. Radar alerts you whenever new services or ports appear – helping you maintain control over your digital footprint.
Be the first to know when a TLS certificate is issued using your company name or associated terms. Radar helps detect impersonation attempts and shadow IT setups before harm is done.