External signal that doesn't sit in your SIEM. Yet.
SOC teams already have SIEM, EDR, and internal log sources. What's harder to get is high-quality external signal: leaked credentials, dark-web mentions, threat-actor infrastructure changes, IOC feeds tied to active campaigns. Deepinfo fills that external layer.
Run external monitoring as a layer on top of the SIEM you already have.
A SOC team running 24/7 monitoring already operates the internal stack: SIEM, EDR, NDR, log aggregation, internal threat intel feeds. The hard problem is the external layer: signals that originate outside the perimeter, where the source data lives in dark-web channels, breach corpora, threat-actor infrastructure rotations, or external scanning of your own surface. Most SOCs either build that external layer themselves with disparate vendor feeds or accept the gap.
The day-to-day for a SOC manager or head of detection runs across three operational patterns. IOC consumption pulls indicator feeds tied to active campaigns into detection rules and SIEM watchlists. Dark-web monitoring watches for leaked credentials, mentions of the organization, and infrastructure references in adversary channels. Threat hunting runs hypotheses against the indexed dataset that drives Deepinfo, including the historical depth that internal logs don't carry.
Integration is the deliberate part. Findings flow into Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, or whichever SIEM you operate. SOAR-friendly webhooks for automation. Native ticketing connectors for Jira and ServiceNow. The external layer drops into the workflows you already run, instead of asking the SOC to learn another portal.
Built for the way SOC teams actually operate.
IOC feeds tied to active campaigns. Dark-web search across the channels that matter. Threat hunting against the same indexed dataset that drives Deepinfo's own discovery. SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing integrations that drop into your existing stack.
IOC feeds.
Indicators of compromise tied to active campaigns and adversary infrastructure, delivered as feeds your SIEM can ingest. Format-flexible (STIX, JSON, MISP-compatible). Filtering and tagging tuned for SOC consumption, not raw firehose.
Dark-web search.
Continuous indexing of dark-web forums, marketplaces, paste sites, and Telegram channels. Search for organization name, products, executives, and infrastructure references. Surfaces credential leaks, brand mentions, and adversary operational chatter weeks before public news.
Threat hunting workflows.
Direct query access to the indexed dataset: 400M+ domains, 2B+ subdomains, 200B+ DNS records, 30B+ certificates, plus the full CVE corpus enriched with EPSS and CISA KEV. Hypothesis-driven hunts run against historical observation depth that internal logs don't carry.
SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing integration.
Findings flow into Splunk, Sentinel, Elastic, or whichever SIEM you run. SOAR-friendly webhooks for automation. Native ticketing connectors for Jira and ServiceNow. Drops into the workflows the SOC already operates.
The modules and workflows that fit SOC operations.
CTI module
Cyber Threat Intelligence: the platform layer for IOC feeds, dark-web monitoring, threat-actor profiling, and external threat correlation. The core SOC-facing module.
Explore CTIDark Web Search
Continuous dark-web search across forums, marketplaces, paste sites, and Telegram. Watch for organization references, credential leaks, and infrastructure mentions.
Read the sub-featureThreat Hunting
Run hypotheses against the indexed dataset that drives Deepinfo. The use case detailing how SOC and CTI teams use direct query access for hunt workflows.
Read the use case“External signal that doesn't sit in our SIEM was the gap. IOC feeds and dark-web monitoring plugged into our existing SOAR through standard connectors gave us the missing layer without a portal-flip.”
Other audiences.
Country-scale internet visibility. Coordinated takedown authority.
National CERTs need bulk dataset access, threat-actor profiling, and takedown coordination at sector and country scale.
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 audienceSee the external layer applied to your own surface.
The free threat exposure report runs Deepinfo against your domain and emails the result within 24 hours. From there, integration into your SIEM and SOAR stack is a scoping call away.