Cyber investigations that connect infrastructure to the people and organizations behind it.

OSINTTotal Cyber correlates domains, IPs, certificates, historical infrastructure, breached credentials, dark-web exposure and organizational relationships into a single investigation graph with source-backed evidence.

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From a domain to the people behind it

An attack-surface inventory stops at the asset. A cyber investigation keeps going: from infrastructure to accounts, to the people and companies that own them, and back to the next asset. An illustrative pattern:

Suspicious domainLookalike of the client's domain, registered recentlyInfrastructure
Registration and DNSRDAP record and passive DNS historyInfrastructure
IP and certificateShared hosting, ASN and certificate-transparency entriesInfrastructure
Email and accountRegistrant email reused on a public code accountInfrastructure
IndividualAccount attributed to a named person, namesakes excludedPerson
CompanyPerson appears as an officer in a company registryCompany
Related directorSecond officer of the same companyPerson
Second domainDomain on the company's own certificateInfrastructure
Credential exposureSecond domain's staff emails in breach and stealer-log indexesInfrastructure
Cloud and code exposurePublic storage bucket and repository named after the brandInfrastructure

Every hop cites the record it came from. A link inferred rather than recorded is labelled as an assessment, with its confidence.

External exposure

Domains and subdomains from certificate logs, DNS and web archives
Web interfaces reached with one ordinary request, as a browser would
Cloud storage and SaaS tenants tied to the brand
Mobile apps and browser extensions naming the organization
Public code platforms, code search and deleted repositories

Infrastructure intelligence

DNS records and passive DNS history
WHOIS and RDAP registration data
IP ownership, hosting and ASN
Certificate-transparency relationships
Infrastructure reuse across domains

Breach and credential exposure

Staff and executive identifiers in public breach indexes
Infostealer-log exposure, reported as metadata only
Secrets exposed in public code, reported without the secret itself

Dark web

Mentions of the organization, its domains and people in public onion-search indexes

RoadmapRansomware and extortion leak-site monitoring
RoadmapCriminal-forum monitoring

Brand and impersonation

Registered lookalike and typosquat domains
Mail posture (SPF, DKIM, DMARC) and what each gap lets an impersonator do
Mobile apps and browser extensions that use the brand

Executive exposure

Executives' public contact data and accounts relevant to corporate risk
Breached accounts and impersonation of named executives
Links between executives' identities and company infrastructure

Threat-infrastructure investigation

Domains, IPs and certificates connected to a suspicious asset
Reputation and IOC context from public threat feeds
Accounts, people and companies behind the infrastructure, where evidence supports the link

Incident enrichment

External context and infrastructure history for a domain or IP from an incident
A relationship graph from the indicator to the organizations and people around it
Evidence that supports, or argues against, an attribution hypothesis

Supply-chain intelligence

Customers, integrators and vendors that name the organization on their own public footprint
Third-party data exposure involving the organization
Selected suppliers investigated with the same modules

Passive collection, defensive output

OSINTTotal Cyber is not a vulnerability scanner or a penetration test. It does not exploit, test credentials, scan ports or guess paths. Collection is passive and public, plaintext secrets are kept out of the report, and every finding ends in a mitigation the client’s IT team can act on.

One-time investigation or continuous intelligence

Managed Cyber Investigation: A defined scope, investigated once, delivered as a signed-off report. From $2,990; What the report covers
Continuous External Intelligence: Monitored domains, executives and key suppliers re-investigated on a daily, weekly or monthly cadence, with what changed since the previous version. From $2,500/month, scope dependent

Enterprise Cyber: larger monitored scope, API access and recurring analyst support on an annual contract. Talk to sales.

Questions

What is a cyber intelligence investigation?

An investigation of an organization's or person's external digital exposure, built from passive public sources, that connects infrastructure to the people and companies behind it and ends in mitigations.

When should an organization use it?

Before an acquisition, after a phishing or impersonation campaign, when an executive is targeted, during incident response to understand an indicator, or to see what an attacker sees before they do.

What is not included?

Exploitation, credential testing, port scans or any intrusive testing, and reading the contents of exposed storage or code beyond what proves the exposure.

Is there a sample?

Yes. Open the sample reports and read how evidence is graded in the methodology.

Start from the asset. Finish with who is behind it.