Manage your entire external threat exposure from one platform.
Five integrated modules. One engine. One internet-scale dataset. EASM, CTI, BRP, TPRM, and DSI work together because they share the same data foundation, the same scoring system, and the same workflow. Not a portfolio of acquired tools. A system.
What Continuous Threat
Exposure Management
actually means.
Continuous Threat Exposure Management (CTEM) is a framework Gartner introduced for thinking about external risk across five stages: scoping, discovery, prioritization, validation, and mobilization. It replaces point-in-time assessments with always-on visibility.
Different vendors operate at different stages. Some focus on discovery only. Some focus on validation only. Some bolt CTEM onto a broader stack as one product among many.
Deepinfo is a CTEM-first platform, built around discovery, prioritization, and mobilization. Five modules cover the breadth of what "external threat exposure" actually includes: your own surface, the dark web, your brand, your third parties, and the open internet itself.
Five disciplines. One platform. Shared data.
Each module solves a specific exposure problem. Together, they close the loop between what's out there, what's at risk, and what to do about it.
See your entire attack surface. Act on what matters.
Discover and monitor every internet-facing asset.
See what's already exposed. Act before it's exploited.
Dark web, breach data, infostealer logs, threat actors.
Keep an eye on the internet. Protect your brand.
Lookalike domains, fake apps, brand abuse.
Every third party carries risk. See all of it.
Continuous third-party monitoring with the same depth as your own surface.
Explore the internet at scale. See every layer.
Direct query access to internet-scale data.
Explore DSIThe modules share data. That's the platform.
The word "platform" gets used loosely. A lot of "CTEM platforms" are actually portfolios of separate products from different acquisitions, glued together with a shared login and a unified bill. Findings don't cross-reference. Owners don't route consistently. Asset taxonomies don't align.
Deepinfo's modules share data because they're built on the same engine. A compromised credential found in CTI links to the asset that owns it in EASM. A lookalike domain detected in BRP links to its host infrastructure in DNS, SSL, and Whois data the platform already indexed. A vendor scored low in TPRM gets the same nine-state issue lifecycle as your own surface findings. Cross-module pivots are one click, not a re-export.
This isn't an integration to admire from afar. It's how the platform works.
EASM and TPRM find every asset and every vendor connected to your organization, including the ones no one documented.
CTI watches the dark web, BRP watches for impersonation, EASM watches for drift. Every change, every day.
Every asset, credential leak, fraudulent domain, and vendor gets a risk score that reflects real business context.
Remediation guidance, takedowns, API integrations, and alerts route to the tools your team already uses.
Need the data, not the dashboard?
The same dataset that powers the platform is sold separately as Data Feeds and API Services. 400 million domains, 2 billion subdomains, 200 billion DNS records, 30 billion SSL certificates, every CVE enriched with EPSS and CISA KEV.
If your team wants to build with the data directly (fraud workflows, custom integrations, research pipelines, bulk processing), the Data & API tier is for you. Same data, different delivery.
Want the technical detail?
The discovery engine, the seven-layer scanning, the issue lifecycle, the scoring model, the integration architecture. The full picture is on a separate page.
How the Platform WorksSee the platform. See what's exposed.
Run Deepinfo against your own domain. Free threat exposure report in 60 seconds. Or book a working demo with our team.