Cyber Intelligence House

Products

One intelligence collection, three ways to use it. Assess an organisation, understand what’s happening across a sector or region, or investigate a specific lead.

Cyber Exposure

Organisation-specific intelligence

What is exposed at this organisation, and what needs attention first?

Start with one of your clients, a supplier or a company you’re considering acquiring. Discover its internet-facing assets and find credentials, data or access associated with its domains, brands and accounts. See which findings concern that organisation, what an attacker could do with them and where remediation would reduce risk.

Use Cyber Exposure for client projects or continuous monitoring. Generate a pre-sales assessment, a full exposure report in your own format, or a service proposal grounded in the findings. When your team or your client has a follow-up question, ask it in your connected assistant and see the evidence behind the answer.

TheWatch

Landscape intelligence

What’s changing in the sectors, regions and criminal markets I follow?

TheWatch follows actors, campaigns and underground markets across organisations. See which industries are being targeted, how access is being traded, and which developments deserve closer attention.

TheWatch Live provides running commentary as new intelligence comes in. Display it on a screen in your office for a shared view of what’s happening. The Daily Briefing summarises the previous day’s developments.

Use Concierge for a quick question, your connected AI assistant for deeper research across current and historical intelligence, or the API to bring that intelligence into your own analysis. Follow how a campaign has developed, understand the operating environment around an organisation you’re assessing in Cyber Exposure, or take a specific lead into Investigation.

Investigation

Research into a specific lead

What does the evidence establish about this claim, identity or connection?

Start with a name, handle, domain, filename or distinctive phrase. Search CIH’s current and historical records, read the matching passage in context, and follow the identifiers it reveals. Compare accounts and dates to distinguish an independent source from a copy of the same claim.

Keep the passages that support or challenge your conclusion. The next person on the case can see where each lead came from, what remains unresolved and which enquiry would move the investigation forward.