Digital Exposure — Russia & CIS

Your counterparty's CFO's credentials were sold on a Russian-language dark web forum six months ago. Their mail server has an open relay. Their CEO's personal Telegram is linked to a leaked phone database. You don't know this yet. We find it before someone else uses it.

For teams assessing the digital risk of counterparties and targets

Due diligence teams adding digital risk to their vendor or counterparty assessments
Security teams evaluating the digital hygiene of acquisition targets or business partners
Fraud investigators building a digital profile of a subject or entity
Legal counsel collecting digital evidence for disputes, arbitration, or litigation
Private intelligence buyers needing a complete digital footprint of a Russian or CIS entity

When you need the full digital picture

Pre-acquisition digital risk assessment of a Russian/CIS target
Vendor onboarding where cybersecurity posture matters
Fraud investigation requiring digital footprint mapping
Counterparty has experienced a breach or data leak
Dispute or litigation requiring digital evidence collection
Executive risk assessment — are their credentials compromised?
Post-incident intelligence gathering after a security event
Competitor intelligence combining corporate and digital signals

Deep digital intelligence across Russian and CIS surfaces

Breached Credentials

Full scan of corporate and personal email addresses against 15B+ leaked credential records. We check combo lists, stealer logs, dark web paste sites, and private breach databases — including Russian-language sources not indexed by Western services.

Dark Web Monitoring

Active monitoring of Russian-language dark web forums (Exploit, XSS, BreachForums), Telegram channels trading stolen data, and marketplaces selling corporate access or credentials. Entity-specific keyword alerts.

Telegram & VK Intelligence

OSINT analysis of Telegram channels, groups, and bots associated with the target entity or its directors. VK (VKontakte) profile analysis, social graph mapping, and historical post scraping for intelligence value.

Infrastructure Exposure

DNS analysis, mail server configuration (SPF, DMARC, DKIM), SSL certificate inventory, subdomain enumeration, open port detection, cloud storage exposure, and misconfigured services.

Executive Digital Footprint

Personal digital exposure mapping of key executives: leaked personal emails, phone number database presence, social media accounts across platforms, geolocation data from public posts, and personal device metadata.

Domain & Brand Abuse

Detection of typosquat domains, phishing infrastructure impersonating the entity, fake social media profiles, and fraudulent sites using the entity's brand or trademarks for scam operations.

Actionable digital exposure intelligence

Express

Digital Exposure Snapshot

Quick-turnaround scan: breached credentials, dark web mentions, infrastructure basics, and social media presence. Enough to flag immediate risks.

8–12 pages · PDF · 24–72h
Standard

Digital Exposure Report

Full entity-wide assessment: credential exposure, dark web intelligence, Telegram/VK analysis, infrastructure audit, executive footprinting. Risk-scored findings with remediation recommendations.

15–30 pages · PDF · Risk-scored · 5–10 days
Investigation

Digital Intelligence Package

Everything in Standard, plus deep Telegram channel analysis, stealer log investigation, geolocation intelligence, communication pattern mapping, and device/network attribution where possible.

Custom scope · 10–20 days
Ongoing

Digital Exposure Monitoring

Continuous monitoring: new breaches, dark web mentions, credential dumps, infrastructure changes, brand abuse detection. Real-time alerts on critical findings.

Retainer · Real-time alerts · Monthly reports

The most consequential digital threats in this region don't speak English

The Russian-speaking cybercriminal ecosystem is one of the most active and sophisticated in the world. The major dark web forums, stealer log marketplaces, initial access brokers, and credential trading channels operate in Russian. Telegram — not Twitter or Reddit — is the primary coordination platform for data brokers, leak channels, and threat actors in the CIS. VKontakte, not LinkedIn, is where Russian executives expose their business networks. Breach data from Russian services — mail.ru, yandex.ru, sberbank internal systems — is traded on platforms that Western monitoring services don't index. Assessing the digital exposure of a Russian or CIS entity without native-language access to these sources gives you an incomplete picture. We go to the source.

Start with a free scan

Run instant digital exposure checks before commissioning a deep assessment.

Name the entity. We'll map its digital exposure across open, deep, and dark web sources.

Initial consultation is free and confidential · Secure channels available