DIGITAL RISK PROTECTION (DRP)

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Continuously discovers and monitors exposed digital assets that could be exploited by attackers.

Identifies and takes action against impersonation, fake domains, and fraudulent social media accounts.

Monitors for leaked credentials, sensitive data exposure, and potential cyber threats on underground forums.

Scans the surface, deep and dark web for stolen corporate data, credentials or discussions about planned cyber attacks.

Detects Phishing websites, fake applications, and other forms of digital fraud.

Identifies and mitigates threats from impersonation accounts, malicious links, and misinformation.

Identifies third-party vulnerabilities like Ransomware and Data leaks to assess Risk.

Monitors in real time, preventing supply chain attacks

The ability to detect deepfakes and take them down

• Cyber criminals create fake websites, social media accounts, and phishing campaigns to impersonate brands, tricking customers and employees into providing sensitive information.
• DRP detects and takes down these threats before they cause financial and reputational damage.

• Employee login credentials, customer data, and intellectual property often appear on the dark web due to breaches or phishing attacks.
• DRP helps organizations proactively detect and mitigate the risks before attackers exploit them.

•  Cyber incidents such as data leaks, fraud, and phishing scams can lead to financial losses, legal penalties, and loss of customer trust.
• DRP provides early threat detection, reducing the impact of potential breaches.

• Traditional security tools (firewalls, endpoint security, SIEMs) protect internal networks but do not monitor threats outside the organization.
• DRP extends visibility to external attack surfaces, including the dark web, social media, and third-party platforms.

• DRP provides real-time intelligence on emerging threats, helping security teams prioritize and respond faster.
• It integrates with Security Operations Centers (SOCs) and threat intelligence platforms for a more comprehensive cyber security approach.

• Many industries (financial services, healthcare, government) have strict data protection regulations.
• DRP helps organizations comply with laws such as GDPR, CCPA, and PCI DSS by reducing data exposure risks.

Scenario: A scammer created a fake Instagram account pretending to be a well-known company, posting fraudulent "giveaways" to trick followers into sharing credit card details.

 DRP Response: Detected the fake account through keyword monitoring and profile analysis, flagging it as a risk. Worked with Instagram to have it removed while warning customers via official channels.

Scenario: A hacker sold a batch of employee login credentials (stolen from a third-party breach) on a dark web forum.

DRP Response: Scanned dark web marketplace, identified the leak, and alerted the company. The IT team reset the affected passwords and enabled multi-factor authentication to prevent unauthorised access. 

Scenario: A malicious website mimicking a bank's login page was set up to steal customer credentials.

DRP Response: Web monitoring detected the domain "bankname-login.com instead of bankname.com, assessed its threat level and collaborated with domain registars to shut it down.

Scenario: A seller on an online marketplace listed fake versions of a luxury brand's products, damaging its reputation and revenue.

DRP Response: Software identified the listing through image and text analysis, then submitted a takedown request to the platform to remove the counterfeit goods.

Scenario: A cyber criminal sent an email pretending to be a company's CEO, asking employees to share sensitive data.

DRP Response: Email monitoring flagged the suspicious behaviour (slight mispelling), and the team warned staff while tracing the source.

Scenario: A viral post falsely claimed a food company's product caused illness, sparking a PR crisis.

DRP Response: Social media monitoring tools detected the spike in negative mentions, analysing the post's origin, and helped the company respond with factual clarifications while reporting the misinformation to the platform.

Scenario: A vendor that a company uses suffered a breach, exposing customer data that was then shared on a hacking forum.

DRP Response: System picked up chatter about the breach online, notified the company, and assisted in assessing the scope, notifying affected customers, and securing systems.

Scenario: A group of students at a secondary school in Australia created TikTok videos impersonating their teachers and classmates. Some were lighthearted but others took a darker turn causing anxiety and panic and chaos.

DRP Response: Unmasked the digital threats, detected the impersonation attempts and dismantled the malicious campaigns and in just 72 hous, 98% of the fake accounts disappeared.