External exposure for an industry that can't tolerate downtime.
Aviation infrastructure carries operational tolerances most industries don't share. A grounded fleet costs millions per hour. A breached passenger system creates regulatory exposure across multiple jurisdictions simultaneously. Loyalty-program credentials are sold actively in dark-web markets. Deepinfo applies external monitoring, threat intelligence, and brand defense to the airlines, airports, and MROs that need to keep operating while staying defended.
Operational tolerance plus regulatory cross-jurisdiction.
Aviation operations have low tolerance for downtime. Booking systems, departure-control systems, baggage handling, and crew management all need to operate continuously. External exposure on customer-facing or operationally-adjacent infrastructure isn't theoretical risk; it's an operational availability problem.
Regulatory exposure spans jurisdictions. EU operations carry GDPR. US operations carry TSA cybersecurity directives. Many airlines operate across regions where additional national regulators apply. Audit and incident-disclosure cycles overlap; continuous evidence beats point-in-time assessments.
Loyalty programs and customer-facing systems attract sustained attacker attention. Loyalty-points fraud is a steady-state market. Credential dumps from third-party breaches surface frequently with airline emails. Brand impersonation runs at scale around peak travel seasons. Deepinfo covers the full external surface plus the brand-defense layer most airlines historically had to assemble from multiple vendors.
Four platform capabilities, framed for aviation security workflows.
Continuous external posture across operational systems. Customer credential monitoring for loyalty fraud. Brand defense around peak seasons. Vendor risk for code-share, MRO, and ground-handling partners.
Continuous external posture across operational systems.
EASM scans every monitored asset across seven data layers continuously. The booking system, the loyalty portal, the crew-management interface, the partner integrations. Drift detection on every change so changes that affect operational availability surface immediately.
Customer credential monitoring.
CTI's Compromised Client Credential Monitoring watches breach dumps and infostealer logs for loyalty-program and customer credentials. Fraud teams act before loyalty-point theft scales.
Brand defense around peak seasons.
BRP detects fraudulent domains and fake apps that spike around peak travel periods. Managed Takedown removes them before they catch passengers searching for booking, refund, or check-in flows.
Vendor risk for code-share, MRO, and ground-handling partners.
TPRM applies the same continuous monitoring to your aviation-specific vendor portfolio. The MRO that touches your aircraft data, the ground-handling partner that touches your passenger systems, the code-share partner whose breach becomes your incident.
Workflows we see airlines and airports run.
Brand-impersonation and phishing defense.
Detect fraudulent booking sites, fake refund pages, lookalike loyalty portals. Eight confusable match types catch homoglyph attacks. Managed takedowns across registrars and platforms.
Read the use caseContinuous vendor risk management.
Replace point-in-time vendor questionnaires with always-on monitoring of every code-share partner, MRO, and ground-handling vendor.
Read the use caseIncident investigation and attribution.
When something happens, pivot through the data layer. Reverse lookups, threat actor TTP correlation, sametime-registered domain finder.
Read the use case“Aviation tolerances don't allow for unscheduled downtime. Continuous external monitoring across operational systems and customer-facing infrastructure means exposures get caught before they become incidents that ground a fleet.”
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