External exposure for organizations that operate adjacent to classified.
Defense manufacturers, contractors, and services firms operate under attacker assumptions different from any other industry. Nation-state actors target the supply chain explicitly. Subsidiary acquisitions inherit unmonitored infrastructure. Vendor compromise has been a primary attack vector in well-documented breaches across the sector. Deepinfo applies external monitoring, threat intelligence, and brand defense to organizations that need to assume the adversary is sophisticated, persistent, and well-resourced.
Adversaries who plan campaigns over years.
Defense-sector adversaries operate under different economics than financially-motivated attackers. Multi-year campaigns are normal. Initial access through a tier-3 supplier to reach a tier-1 prime is normal. Surveillance of executive personal infrastructure is normal. Generic exposure platforms built around opportunistic-attacker threat models miss the targeting patterns that matter here.
External surface complexity compounds the problem. Defense organizations grow by acquisition; M&A inheritance leaves shadow infrastructure for years. Subsidiary brands sometimes operate under different security postures. Joint ventures create shared infrastructure with partners. The starting inventory is rarely complete; the gap is what nation-state actors exploit.
Deepinfo handles the discovery, the depth, and the threat-intelligence framing defense work requires. Smart Asset Discovery surfaces inherited assets; Continuous Scanning runs on Deepinfo's schedule (so the adversary doesn't get to pick the scan window); Threat Actor Intelligence covers the named groups active against defense specifically.
Four platform capabilities, framed for defense-sector workflows.
Discovery across acquisition-inherited infrastructure. Vendor risk across all supply-chain tiers. Threat intelligence on nation-state campaigns. Executive Threat Monitoring for elevated personal targeting.
Discovery across acquisition-inherited infrastructure.
EASM's Smart Asset Discovery surfaces assets across subsidiaries, acquired brands, and joint-venture partners. Critical for organizations whose perimeter has been redrawn through M&A multiple times.
Vendor risk across the supply chain tiers.
TPRM applies continuous external monitoring to every vendor. Tier-1 prime contractors, tier-2 sub-suppliers, tier-3 component providers, all monitored at the same depth, because attackers don't honor tier boundaries.
Threat actor intelligence on nation-state campaigns.
CTI's Threat Actor Intelligence covers state-sponsored groups active against defense, with TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and attribution context. The actors who matter here aren't generic; the intelligence layer needs to match.
Executive threat monitoring.
CTI's Executive Threat Monitoring watches for doxing, impersonation, and threat content against named protected individuals. Defense-sector executives operate under elevated personal targeting; protective intelligence teams need the surveillance signal early.
Workflows we see defense organizations run.
Continuous vendor risk management.
Always-on external monitoring of every supplier, prime contractor, sub-supplier, and joint-venture partner. Same depth as your own surface.
Read the use caseGroup-wide subsidiary oversight.
Monitoring of every subsidiary and acquired entity as a separate portfolio with rolled-up dashboards.
Read the use caseIncident investigation and attribution.
Pivot through the data layer when something happens. Reverse lookups, sametime-registered domain finder, threat actor TTP correlation.
Read the use case“Operating adjacent to classified means nation-state attacker pressure on the public-facing surface, including subsidiary acquisitions and supplier infrastructure. The integrated EASM and TPRM picture is the only way we keep up.”
Other industries.
External exposure for the institutions citizens depend on.
Government agencies face attacker pressure that mixes nation-state targeting with high-volume opportunistic attacks against citizen-facing services.
See industry INDUSTRYExternal exposure for an industry that can't tolerate downtime.
Aviation infrastructure carries operational tolerances most industries don't share.
See industry INDUSTRYExternal exposure for the infrastructure powering everything.
Energy infrastructure carries asymmetric attacker interest.
See industrySee exposure across your environment, vendors, and brand.
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