Investigate a specific account
Match authorized directory details to security events for a username or email. Domain-wide counts are shown separately as background information.
SecurityAlert platform
See what is exposed and decide what to fix first.
SecurityAlert monitors brand impersonation, exposed assets, threat activity, identities, and TLS certificates. When it finds a problem, you can see where it came from, investigate it, and decide what to do without piecing the story together in several tools.
224M+ domainsDiffed daily across 15 TLDs for newly observed lookalikes.
365K+ CVEsLocal NVD mirror with CVSS, KEV, EPSS, and ATT&CK context.
Human-approved actionAI drafts verdicts and takedowns. A person decides what leaves the platform.
From $0 to $249Start free, then move to flat pricing with no per-finding charge.
The products
Choose the coverage your team needs.
Each product works on its own and shares the same underlying data. For example, a suspicious domain can be connected to its certificate, hosting infrastructure, exposed credentials, and takedown case.
Brand protection
Find impersonation before customers report it
Monitor lookalike domains, fake apps, copied brand images, malicious ads, leaked credentials, and what AI assistants say about your company.
- Newly observed domains and 13+ similarity techniques
- Dual-engine investigation with a drafted verdict
- Multi-channel takedowns with human approval
- Actor, registrant, and nameserver watches
See which threats matter to your systems
Connect the systems you own to relevant threat actors, CVEs, ransomware activity, indicators, and account-level security events.
- Reviewed actor dossiers and one activity timeline
- CVE, KEV, EPSS, ransomware, and ATT&CK context
- Account-level identity cases with source evidence
- STIX, TAXII, MISP, API, and MCP access
Connect separate findings into attack paths
See how your assets, cloud resources, repositories, scanner findings, web applications, identities, and controls relate to one another.
- Attack paths with observed and inferred evidence
- Repository, CI/CD, secret, and web inventory checks
- Validation, retesting, and reopened paths
- Outside-in rating and modeled annual loss
Know which certificates need attention
Find certificates through live probes and CT logs, check their cryptography, assign an owner, apply your policies, and warn that owner before expiration.
- Live inventory with A+ to F grading
- Shadow certificate and issuer monitoring
- Tiered expiry alerts and rotation history
- PCI, SOC 2, NIST, and crypto-readiness views
How it works
How a finding moves through SecurityAlert
Every finding keeps its source, observation dates, analyst notes, and current status as your team works through it.
01
Discover
Collect current data about your assets, domains, certificates, identities, and relevant threats.
02
Prioritize
Use exploitability, threat activity, business context, and observation dates to rank the work.
03
Investigate
Follow the connections between infrastructure, accounts, vulnerabilities, history, and related findings.
04
Decide
Accept, dismiss, resolve, or approve an outside action, with the right permissions in place.
05
Verify
Retest the original condition and keep the result with the decision and audit history.
Also included
Other work you can do in SecurityAlert
These tools cover the day-to-day investigation work that often ends up in a spreadsheet, a separate subscription, or a one-off script.
Review suspicious app listings
See the store listing, similarity checks, observation dates, analyst notes, and review status for each possible fake app.
Check CI/CD settings and leaked secrets
Review workflow triggers, runner trust, token permissions, action pinning, possible injection paths, and redacted secret matches.
Research domains and registrants
Check registry and registrar RDAP, earlier observations, nameserver connections, permanent links, and JSON output from one record.
Use SecurityAlert from your other tools
Work through the dashboard, REST API, MCP client, Slack, Teams, email, signed webhooks, STIX/TAXII, or MISP-shaped events.
Control access and record decisions
Tenant boundaries, category-level roles, human approval, append-only notes, and audit events work the same way across the product.
Add your domain and see what we find.
The free plan includes one brand monitor, public threat intelligence, and our public investigation tools. You do not need a credit card or a sales call.