1 · The threat
“He leaves that building at six every night. One of these nights he won’t make it to his car.”
Online Risk Intelligence
Discover what’s out there. Act on today’s intelligence needs while building the adaptive capability for what comes next.
Classification in Action
“Customer reports a recalled infant product was still displayed for sale at a local store this morning.”
Monitor social media, the open web, the dark web, and breach data in real time. Match every post to one of 1,400+ risk scenarios, in 40+ languages, with the screenshot and source kept.
Investigate the actor behind a threat. Run transforms, resolve identities, link entities on a graph, and keep every case for the next one.
Analysts who help you decide what to collect, support the investigation, and handle remediation: takedowns and footprint reduction.
A threat against an executive. Here is what happens to it.
1 · The threat
“He leaves that building at six every night. One of these nights he won’t make it to his car.”
2 · Scout
3 · Nexus
Pivot
From the account to its other handles, posts, and locations.
Resolve
Three handles, one person. Two prior posts about the same executive.
Correlate
Same person flagged in a case from last year.
4 · Takedown and response
Brief
Credibility assessment to the protective team with the evidence.
Decide
Change the routine, add depth to the detail, or stand down.
Take down
Takedown requests filed for the accounts and content. Case retained.
People and places
Threats to your principals and their families, found before the protection team hears about them.
Starts from: a principal
Threatening posts across social and public sources, with the author and any prior contact identified.
Starts from: a threatening post
Activity around a venue and date window, connected to the groups and people organizing it.
Starts from: a venue and a date
Brand, cyber, and footprint
Fraudulent domains, fake accounts, and scam ads, connected to the infrastructure and operators behind them.
Starts from: a fraudulent domain or account
Leaked credentials and breach records naming your people or domains, traced to the person and the source.
Starts from: a leaked credential
The accounts, records, and infrastructure linked to a person or organization, mapped and watched for change.
Starts from: a person or an organization
Operations and narrative
Safety, quality, pricing, and fulfillment problems as customers describe them, tied to the product and the store.
Starts from: a cluster of complaints
Staffing, safety, conduct, and organizing signals from public sources, tied to the facility and the region.
Starts from: a signal tied to a location
A claim as it starts to spread, traced to the accounts that started it, the accounts pushing it, and earlier campaigns.
Starts from: a claim gaining reach
Two ways to run it.
Scout finds it. Nexus investigates it. Our analysts take whichever part you hand them.
Investigation
Start from one entity. Run transforms, resolve aliases, link what it touches on the graph, and check it against every prior case.
Explore NexusMonitoring
Watch the open web, social media, the dark web, and your own data. Match each post to a risk scenario. Keep the screenshot and source.
Explore ScoutAnalysts
Setup, review, investigation, takedowns, and reporting, done by DigitalStakeout analysts inside your account.
Explore servicesCommand, governed operations for intelligence teams, is in development. Read the roadmap.
A mid-market corporate security team consolidated social, dark-web, brand, and executive-protection monitoring into one Scout program.
$154K
Reported after a mid-market corporate security team consolidated four monitoring vendors into Scout.
15 hrs
Time previously spent reconciling four vendors shifted back to intelligence analysis.
Days → minutes
Live alerts replaced a weekly PDF.
Customer-reported results after six months. Individual outcomes vary by scope and operating model.
Read the case studyWhy We Exist
We exist to make the external world operationally understandable for two kinds of intelligence teams. Some need to discover what is out there because an investigation, case, or consequential decision requires them to uncover what they do not yet know. Others need to understand what is out there about them because a principal, brand, facility, or workforce is being discussed, targeted, exposed, or placed at risk.
The environment will keep changing. An organization’s ability to understand it should not have to be rebuilt every time it does.
Read the company storyBring a name, a brand, a product, or a place. We’ll show you what Scout finds and how Nexus works it into a case.