Automation Platform — OSINT + Dark Web at SCALE
Intelligence at the speed of code. Our platform merges Dark Web data with advanced OSINT techniques for bulk user identification and attribution.
- Automate collection, enrichment, and correlation across Dark Web and OSINT sources.
- Run bulk identification workflows that take analysts minutes, not days.
- Eliminate manual overhead and accelerate time-to-intel for investigations.
What is the Automation Platform?
The Automation Platform is your orchestration layer for Dark Web + OSINT intelligence.
Instead of analysts jumping between tools, exports, and scripts, it centralizes collection, correlation, and action into repeatable workflows.
Why automation for Dark Web + OSINT?
Manual OSINT investigators often get stuck in "infinite pivot loops": too many tabs, too many partial signals.
The Automation Platform turns those pivots into governed playbooks, so analysts focus on judgment calls, not copy-paste work.
Key Capabilities
Multi-source Ingestion
Connect Dark Web, breach, and OSINT sources into a unified pipeline, normalizing indicators as they arrive.
Bulk Identity Attribution
Run large-scale workflows that link aliases, emails, and infrastructure to map actor clusters.
Automated Correlation
Enrich each identity with WHOIS, GeoIP, and exposure history across tools and telemetry automatically.
No-code Playbooks
Build workflows that chain lookups and scoring without writing custom glue code — analysts design the logic.
Time-to-Intel Optimization
Cut enrichment times from hours to minutes, with measurable improvements in MTTR and detection quality.
How it works
Ingest
Connect Dark Web feeds and OSINT tools into a single intake, normalized to a common schema.
Enrich
Automatically enrich artefacts with external intelligence and internal telemetry signals.
Execute
Run playbooks for bulk identification: follow aliases and infrastructure links to build actor graphs.
Trigger
Feed results back into SIEM/SOAR or case management with audit-ready logs and reports.
Benefits of Automating OSINT
Automation changes how different teams consume intelligence across scales.
- Reduce MTTR: Automate correlation so your SOC moves from alert to action in minutes.
- Free Analyst Time: Replace repetitive lookups with playbooks, letting experts focus on complex hunting.
- Maximize Tool Value: Orchestrate silos so intelligence flows smoothly across SIEM and EDR.
- Scale per Tenant: Run reusable automation templates, turning playbooks into repeatable services.
- Higher Margins: Package automated OSINT as a premium MDR/XDR add-on with clear time-savings.
- Standardized Quality: Ensure every client benefits from best-practice evidence capture and reporting.
- National Scale: Process large volumes of signals without growing analyst headcount linearly.
- Speed Attribution: Connect aliases and infrastructure across platforms to support law-enforcement missions.
- Coordinated Action: Push structured outputs to multiple agencies for synchronized responses.
Typical Use Cases
SOC Enrichment
Every new IOC gets Dark Web context automatically before an analyst even opens the case.
Actor Profiling
Feed in thousands of aliases and let the platform build identity graphs overnight instead of over weeks.
Campaign Mapping
Combine leak data and OSINT to map victim lists and TTPs with playbooks that keep profiles current.
Integrations
SIEM / SOAR / EDR
Enriched intelligence immediately triggers blocks and resets in your existing stack.
Case Management
Sync cases and decisions with Jira or ServiceNow to keep human and automated analysis in one place.
[ OSINT_API_MESH: CONNECTED ]
[ DARKWEB_FEED_v2: SYNCING ]
> New Alert: Suspicious Login
> Action: Run Enrichment_Playbook_01
> Status: 100% Correlation Found
Operationalize your intelligence data
You already have more data than your team can process. The Automation Platform turns it into repeatable workflows that deliver answers.
No. The Automation Platform is designed to orchestrate and enrich what you already use, acting as the glue between them.
Workflows are built with no-code / low-code patterns so analysts can adapt playbooks without deep developer support.
Yes. Many teams begin by automating simple IOC enrichment or Dark Web context for SIEM alerts and expand from there.