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Navigator for Threat Actor Investigations
As a corporate security analyst, finding and understanding the individuals and groups that pose a threat is critical to protecting your organization.
Threat actors are constantly evolving their tactics and strategies, making it difficult for companies to have the context they need to reduce potential risks. With the right tools, organizations can now find intelligent solutions that quickly respond to threats.
How Navigator Threat Intelligence Solutions can help with Investigations:
- Uncover the online footprint of a threat actor
- Associating an online persona with a real-world individual
- Assess the digital history of a threat actor across multiple online sources from surface web to dark web
- Provide automated alerting to understand changes in threat posture
Read a Case Study
Read how the Navigator platform helped quickly identify the digital footprint of a hacker, ultimately saving hundreds of person-hours in manual searching.
INVESTIGATIVE OPEN SOURCE INTELLIGENCE SOFTWARE
Navigator’s threat intelligence solutions identify and validate OSINT threats across the broadest range of mainstream and niche data sources. We help companies protect people, assets, and businesses — making the world around us safer every day.
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