Country-scale internet visibility. Coordinated takedown authority.
National CERTs need bulk dataset access, threat-actor profiling, and takedown coordination at sector and country scale. Deepinfo provides the underlying infrastructure for several national-level deployments where coverage spans entire economies, not single organizations.
Coordinate sector-wide intelligence and takedown at country scope.
A National CERT operates at a layer above the individual organization. The mandate is country-scope coordination: situational awareness across critical-infrastructure sectors, threat alerts to government and operator stakeholders, takedown authority on phishing and impersonation infrastructure targeting national institutions, and bulk-data access for analysts and partner agencies.
The day-to-day for a CERT director or head of operations runs across four loops. Sector monitoring tracks exposure trends across banking, telecom, energy, and government domains in the country. Threat intelligence pushes adversary infrastructure profiles, IOC feeds, and active-campaign attribution to constituents. Takedown coordination engages registrars, hosts, and platforms when impersonation infrastructure targets national institutions. Bulk dataset access supports analyst tooling, sector-specific research, and partner-agency exchanges where direct query into the indexed corpus matters more than dashboards.
CERT deployments are dimensioned for country scale. Coverage spans entire economies, not single tenant accounts. Workflows are tuned for sector reporting and inter-agency coordination, not per-asset tickets. Pricing and licensing terms are negotiated under public-sector frameworks.
Built for the way national CERTs operate.
Bulk dataset access for analyst tooling and partner-agency exchanges. Threat-actor intelligence with the dataset depth to support attribution. Takedown coordination across registrars and platforms. Country-scale exposure monitoring across critical-infrastructure sectors.
Bulk dataset access.
Direct access to the indexed corpus that drives the platform: 400M+ domains, 2B+ subdomains, 200B+ DNS records, 30B+ SSL certificates, plus the full CVE corpus and dark-web sources. Delivered as bulk feeds, real-time streams, or queryable APIs depending on the analyst-tooling pattern your CERT operates.
Threat-actor intelligence.
Adversary infrastructure profiles, campaign attribution, IOC feeds tied to active operations, and historical infrastructure observation depth. Built to support attribution work and constituent briefings, not just SIEM ingestion.
Takedown coordination.
Managed takedown infrastructure across registrars, hosts, app stores, and platforms. Designed for the volume and authority a national CERT brings to enforcement. Status tracking from request to confirmed removal, with sector-aggregate reporting.
Country-scale monitoring.
Continuous exposure monitoring across the full set of national-institution and critical-infrastructure domains in a country, not single tenant accounts. Sector dashboards roll up by banking, telecom, energy, government, and other CERT-defined sector boundaries.
The modules and feeds that fit CERT operations.
CTI module
Cyber Threat Intelligence: dark-web monitoring, threat-actor profiling, IOC feeds, and infrastructure attribution. The closest analog to country-scale CERT operations in the module set.
Explore CTIIOC Feeds
Indicator-of-compromise feeds tied to active campaigns, with dataset depth and attribution context. The constituent-facing intelligence layer that CERT teams push to sector partners.
Read the sub-featureThreat Actor Intelligence
Adversary infrastructure profiles, campaign tracking, and historical attribution depth. The analyst tooling for attribution work and constituent briefings.
Read the sub-feature“Country-scale threat coordination needs bulk dataset access and threat-actor profiling at a depth most commercial platforms don't offer. The infrastructure and data made multi-sector visibility practical for us.”
Other audiences.
External signal that doesn't sit in your SIEM. Yet.
SOC teams already have SIEM, EDR, and internal log sources.
See audience MSSPSSell Deepinfo to your clients, without rebuilding what you already deliver.
Most MSSPs spend cycles building or stitching tools to monitor their clients' external exposure.
See audienceNational-scope coverage starts with a scoping call.
National CERT engagements run on public-sector frameworks. The first call is operational: which sectors, what coverage, which deployment model. We've worked with national CERTs across multiple jurisdictions; we know the procurement shape.