WHOIS Intelligence

Gain deeper insights into your attack surface and proactively mitigate digital risks with ThreatNG's advanced WHOIS analysis

ThreatNG's WHOIS Intelligence module, a key component of our Domain Intelligence Investigation Module, empowers organizations to go beyond basic WHOIS lookups and uncover critical security insights. By analyzing key WHOIS flags, identifying potentially malicious domains, and revealing hidden connections between domains, ThreatNG provides unparalleled visibility into your external attack surface. This enables proactive risk mitigation, strengthens your digital risk protection strategy, and enhances your overall security posture.

Uncover Hidden Risks with WHOIS Intelligence

Gain a comprehensive view of your attack surface and proactively mitigate digital risks with ThreatNG's advanced WHOIS analysis capabilities

Domain Security Assessment

Provides in-depth domain security assessments by analyzing critical WHOIS flags, giving you valuable insights to strengthen your security posture. This analysis helps you:

  • Identify vulnerabilities: Detect missing DNSSEC, identify domains with WHOIS privacy enabled, and uncover potential risks related to domain deletion, updates, and transfers.

  • Prioritize remediation: Focus your efforts on domains with the highest risk of compromise based on identified security gaps.

  • Expand attack surface visibility: Gain a comprehensive understanding of your domain security posture and identify potential weaknesses that attackers could exploit.

  • Proactively mitigate threats: Detect potentially malicious domains and protect against brand abuse and domain hijacking attempts.

Threat Actor and Attack Surface Discovery

It goes beyond basic WHOIS lookups to uncover hidden connections and potential threats within your attack surface. By combining email analysis and domain ownership correlation, ThreatNG helps you:

  • Discover unknown assets: Uncover forgotten web services, applications, and accounts linked to your domain through email addresses.

  • Identify shadow IT: Detect instances where employees use personal emails for work purposes, exposing potential security risks.

  • Unveil hidden connections: Identify relationships between domains based on shared WHOIS attributes, expanding your attack surface view.

  • Mitigate risks proactively: Identify potentially malicious or high-risk domains connected to your organization and take preemptive action.

  • Enhance threat intelligence: Understand the tactics and infrastructure threat actors use by mapping domain ownership networks.

Gain Complete Visibility into Your External Attack Surface with ThreatNG Domain Intelligence

ThreatNG's Domain Intelligence Investigation Module provides unparalleled insights into your organization's online presence. This module exposes hidden vulnerabilities and potential threats by analyzing domain names, subdomains, certificates, IP addresses, and DNS records. With comprehensive and actionable data, security teams can proactively manage digital risk, enhance brand protection, and strengthen your overall security posture.

Certificate Intelligence

Through in-depth certificate analysis, you can analyze and secure your organization's SSL/TLS infrastructure, expose hidden vulnerabilities, and expand your asset inventory.

Domain Overview

Gain a comprehensive view of your organization's domain-related assets and security posture, identify potential threats and vulnerabilities, and proactively manage digital risk.

Subdomain Intelligence

You will gain complete visibility into your subdomains, including content identification, infrastructure exposure, connectivity analysis, and security posture assessments.

DNS Intelligence

Through comprehensive attack surface mapping, you can uncover hidden IP addresses, expose your organization's technology footprint, and identify potential vulnerabilities.

IP Intelligence

Obtain a granular view of your digital presence's network infrastructure, revealing crucial information about network connections, potential vulnerabilities, and global asset distribution.