Cyber Threat Intelligence and Brand Protection
Visibility Beyond Your Perimeter
Elasticito monitors the deep and dark web for leaked credentials, typosquatted domains and brand impersonation, and requests and tracks the takedown of phishing sites and fake profiles, using Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint).
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Darkweb Threat Intelligence Monitoring the Criminal Ecosystem
Deep and Dark Web Monitoring:
Continuous surveillance of illicit marketplaces and forums
Credential Leak Detection: Immediate alerting for exposed corporate credentials
Supply Chain Intelligence: Identify threats targeting critical vendors
Attack Surface Management Proactive Defense for External Assets
Asset Discovery:
Continuously map your entire external digital footprint
Vulnerability Intelligence:
Real-time detection of exploitable weaknesses
Domain & Brand Monitoring:
Detect typosquatting and brand impersonation
Phishing Detection Advanced Email Security
Real-time Phishing Detection: Monitor for malicious campaigns targeting your
Takedown Services:
Rapid response to neutralize active threats
Executive Protection:
VIP monitoring for targeted attacks
Questions About Threat Intelligence and Brand Protection
What does dark web monitoring find for a business?
Typical findings are leaked staff credentials and mentions of your brand on criminal forums and marketplaces, plus signs that your company is linked to an active campaign. Elasticito’s service runs on Check Point Exposure Management (formerly Cyberint), which pairs deep and dark web monitoring with credential leak detection and brand impersonation alerts. Each finding is tied to your own domains and assets.
How do you take down a phishing site copying our brand?
Ask the hosting provider or domain registrar to remove it, with evidence that it breaches their terms. The NCSC notes that most takedowns rely on evidence rather than legal compulsion: a timestamped screenshot showing the page and its full URL, and complete copies of any phishing emails with their headers. Check Point Exposure Management automates the request and tracks it to completion. The same alert can push the domain to your firewall blocklist and open a ticket for your team.
How long does a phishing takedown take?
Check Point (formerly Cyberint) reports an average of 12 hours from alert to takedown and a 99% success rate for phishing takedowns, based on its production alert data. Hosts vary. The NCSC warns that takedown requests can take anywhere from hours to weeks, and that some less reputable providers ignore them. Find the lookalike domain early and the takedown can start before the campaign reaches your customers.
What is the difference between threat intelligence and brand protection?
Threat intelligence tells you who is targeting organisations like yours and how. Brand protection finds and removes the fake websites, social media profiles and mobile apps that use your name. The two share data: the monitoring that spots a lookalike domain also feeds its takedown, and a dark web source that exposes a leaked credential may name your brand too. Buy them separately and a domain one team finds waits in the other team’s queue. On Check Point Exposure Management the alert and its takedown sit in one workflow.
What is brand impersonation and can it be removed?
Brand impersonation is a fake website, social media profile or mobile app that uses your name, and all three can be taken down. Check Point’s takedown service covers impersonating social profiles and malicious mobile apps as well as phishing sites, so a fake profile of your finance director goes through the same request-and-track process as a phishing page. Elasticito’s executive protection adds monitoring for named senior staff. Agree that list at the start and review it when the leadership team changes.
Do we need attack surface management as well as threat intelligence?
Yes, unless you can already list every internet-facing asset you own. Attack surface management shows what you expose: domains, IP ranges, services and cloud assets, including ones IT never registered. Threat intelligence shows who is interested in them. Check Point Exposure Management builds that map from your primary domain alone. Check Point says this is “how shadow IT, forgotten subdomains, and misconfigured cloud buckets surface”, and the map sits next to the threat data.