External exposure management for banks, payment processors, and capital markets.
Financial services live with two pressures generic exposure platforms underestimate: regulators expect continuous evidence of external posture, and fraudsters use brand impersonation as a primary attack channel. Deepinfo covers both. The same platform that monitors your external surface also catches the lookalike domains, the executive impersonations, and the credential dumps targeting your customers.
Two pressures that generic platforms underestimate.
Financial services regulation expects evidence of continuous external posture, not point-in-time assessments. PCI DSS 4.0 expanded continuous-monitoring requirements. Banking regulators in most jurisdictions expect demonstrable third-party risk programs. Audit cycles depend on exportable, framework-mapped evidence, and the gap between "we have a security program" and "here is the continuous evidence" is where audit findings come from.
Brand impersonation is the second pressure. Phishing campaigns targeting bank customers start with lookalike domains; account-takeover campaigns start with credentials surfacing in breach dumps; investment scams trade on executive impersonation accounts. Defending the customer base requires the same depth of external monitoring most platforms reserve for the corporate environment.
Deepinfo is built for both. The same engine that scans your own external surface also continuously monitors your vendor portfolio (TPRM), the dark web for credential and brand exposure (CTI), and the internet for impersonation infrastructure (BRP). Compliance evidence rolls up automatically across the platform; brand-defense action runs through Managed Takedown.
Four platform capabilities, framed for financial services workflows.
Audit-ready continuous posture. Vendor risk that matches your own surface. Customer-credential exposure tracked daily. Brand-impersonation defense that closes the loop with takedowns.
Continuous external posture for audit.
EASM scans your external surface continuously across seven data layers, with findings mapped to PCI DSS 4.0, OWASP, CWE, and other frameworks audit teams cite. Evidence is exportable on demand; trend lines over time satisfy continuous-monitoring expectations.
Vendor risk that matches your own.
TPRM applies the same seven-layer scanning to every vendor in your portfolio. Critical for the tier-1 vendor relationships banking regulators scrutinize most closely: payment processors, core banking platforms, customer-data partners.
Customer-credential exposure tracked daily.
CTI's Compromised Client Credential Monitoring and Compromised Payment Credential Monitoring watch breach dumps and infostealer logs for credentials and card data on your platform. Fraud teams act before account takeover, not after.
Brand-impersonation defense across channels.
BRP detects fraudulent domains, fake mobile apps, and (where shipped) social-account impersonation against your brand. Managed Takedown closes the loop with registrars, hosting providers, app stores, and platforms directly.
Workflows we see banks and payment firms run.
Compliance evidence on demand.
Continuous compliance mapping across PCI DSS 4.0, OWASP, and other frameworks. Audit-ready evidence without quarterly re-cycles.
Read the use caseContinuous vendor risk management.
Always-on monitoring of every payment processor, core banking vendor, and customer-data partner with the same depth as your own surface.
Read the use caseBrand-impersonation and phishing defense.
Lookalike-domain detection, fake-app removal, executive-impersonation monitoring. Managed takedowns across registrars, hosts, and platforms.
Read the use case“Regulators want continuous evidence; fraudsters target the brand. Having one platform that delivers external posture for compliance and brand-impersonation defense for fraud removed two separate vendor relationships.”
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Run Deepinfo against your domain. The free threat exposure report shows current external posture across the platform's full coverage; the platform monitors continuously after.