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Request a demo

See the Platform Work on Your Own Domain.

A working session, not a slide deck. Before the call we run discovery and a first scan against your domain, so the demo opens on assets you own and the findings on them.

  1. Your work email

    j.(masked)@acme.example becomes acme.example

  2. Discovery

    assets you own

    • www.acme.example
    • mail.acme.example
    • vpn-legacy.acme.example · not in inventory
    • staging.acme.example
  3. First scan

    the findings on them

    • 3389/tcp · RDP open · Critical
    • CVE-2021-41773 · KEV · Critical
  4. The call (done)

    live, about 30 minutes

Tell Us Where to Point It.

We start from the domain in your work email. If you want the demo run on other domains, a subsidiary or a brand, list them in the message field.

Only first name, work email and company are required. Everything else helps us shape the session around your questions.

Questions first
[email protected]

From This Form to Your Findings.

  1. 01

    We reply

    Within one business day, to agree a time and confirm which domains the demo should use.

  2. 02

    We run discovery

    Before the call, the platform discovers the assets behind your domain and runs a first scan. Nothing to install, nothing to prepare.

  3. 03

    We walk through it

    About 30 minutes, live. Your assets, the exposures and vulnerabilities on them, and leaked credentials if there are any.

  4. 04

    We rank the work

    What we would fix first, ordered by CVSS, EPSS and CISA KEV together rather than by severity alone.

    CVSSEPSSCISA KEV

  5. 05

    We say if it fits

    If Deepinfo isn’t the right tool for your team, we’ll tell you on the call.

The Same Platform Your Team Would Use.

The demo runs in the product itself: the asset inventory, the issue queue and the states each issue moves through, vulnerability detail with EPSS and KEV, and the reports and notifications around them.

The order follows your questions. If one module matters most to your team, say so in the form and the session starts there.

  • External Attack Surface Management: assets, issues, CVEs
  • Cyber Threat Intelligence: breaches and infostealer logs
  • Brand Risk Protection: lookalike domains
  • Third-Party Risk Management: vendors scored like you
  • Deep Search & Insights: the index and its API
  • All assets 1,562
  • Domains 3 (selected)
  • Subdomains 1,312
  • IP addresses 247

Domains

  • grade A acme.example (opened on its record)
    • grade A www.acme.example
    • grade B shop.acme.example
    • grade C vpn.acme.example
    • grade A mail.acme.example
    • 1,280 more
  • grade A acme-eu.example
  • grade C acme-labs.example

grade A acme.example

Last check 2 hours ago

  • Overview (selected)
  • Issues
  • Subdomains
  • Technologies
  • Open ports
  • Vulnerabilities
  • Asset info

Info

IP addresses

  • 203.0.113.10
  • 203.0.113.11
  • 203.0.113.12
  • +5 more

Insights

Issues
38
Subdomains
1,284
Technologies
23
Open ports
46
Vulnerabilities
7

Defense, Finance, Telecom and the Public Sector.

They are among the 10,000+ organizations that work from Deepinfo data, on the platform and through the API.

  • Aselsan
  • Havelsan
  • Albaraka
  • Turkcell
  • Türksat
  • DHMİ

Other Ways In.

Developers

Data Feeds and API Access

Evaluating the data layer rather than the platform is a separate conversation: data feeds, lookup APIs and search APIs.

Explore Data & API

Budget

How Pricing Works

Quote-based, scoped to the assets you monitor and the modules you use. No tiers to decode.

Pricing

Before Your Demo

What do you scan before the call?

The domain in your work email, or the domains you list in the message field. We run discovery and a first scan from the outside, the way the platform does for customers. Nothing is installed in your environment.

Will the scan affect our systems?

No. It runs no authenticated scans, no exploit attempts and no load tests, and its port scans and web requests reach only what your hosts already expose to the internet.

Do we need to prepare anything?

No. A short list of the questions your team wants answered helps, and so does knowing whether you want to focus on one module.

What happens after the demo?

If the platform fits, we quote on your scope: the assets you monitor, the modules you use and any integration needs. You get the number in writing. See how pricing works.

We already run another attack surface tool. Is a demo still useful?

Yes. Bring the seed domains you use there, then compare what each tool finds and how each ranks it. The comparisons show where Deepinfo and other tools overlap, and where they run side by side.

Can we evaluate beyond the demo?

Yes. For a fuller evaluation we run paid pilots on a portion of your environment. See pricing for how that works.

We want to evaluate the API, not the platform. Is this the right form?

Use the data desk instead: write to the data team about what you are building. They recommend API services, data feeds or both, and set up access so your team can test against its own targets.

Thirty Minutes on Your Domain.

Tell us what you want to see, and the demo opens on the assets behind your domain.