With the rapid rise of AI-driven systems across security, defense, and enterprise technology, the demand for high-quality, real-time intelligence datasets has increased dramatically, yet most security teams and AI developers continue to rely on fragmented, outdated, and poorly contextualized data scattered across the internet, which significantly limits the effectiveness of intelligence-driven products and models. To address this gap, we are building an agentic AI–powered cyber intelligence platform that natively integrates Cyber Intelligence (CYBINT) and Open-Source Intelligence (OSINT) to enable real-time, modular, and context-aware information discovery at internet scale. As a cyber intelligence dataset company, we provide continuously enriched datasets covering domains and subdomains, internet-exposed assets, vulnerabilities, exploits, and adversary activity, with the goal of delivering near-real-time visibility into assets exposed on the internet and the risks associated with them. Today, many organizations settle for unvalidated and stale datasets, leading to inaccurate insights and ineffective automation, whereas our platform is designed to continuously crawl and listen to the internet to capture changes as they happen. We currently offer APIs that allow customers to directly interact with our intelligence and build their own security, AI, and analytics products, as well as one-time full dataset downloads for large-scale analysis. Our present focus is on scaling a distributed collection and enrichment system capable of aggregating favicons, DNS records, and WHOIS data across a 10+ billion domain corpus, passively fingerprinting technologies, associating assets with VEDAS identifiers, and storing this intelligence in highly scalable distributed databases. As we expand, we are building large-scale HTTP crawlers, DNS listeners, and a search engine on top of this data to power next-generation OSINT and CYBINT APIs, managed intelligence services through our Strategic Information and Operations Center, and solutions for ASM, EASM, vulnerability management platforms, critical infrastructure operators, and defense, law enforcement, and intelligence agencies.
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