Self-Learning
Agents.
Agents that intelligently traverse all available web-connected information — search, feeds, intel — and continuously adapt. The same engine behind our ThreatScore Index — monitoring 300+ companies — now runs autonomously for your brand. Describe your mission. Agents learn which queries work. No manual tuning.
Web-Wide
Sources.
Agents traverse all available web-connected information — search, 18+ threat intel feeds, breach intel (HIBP), government advisories (CISA, SANS), and more. Continuously adapt to gather the best intelligence.
TheHackersNews, BleepingComputer, Krebs
Core security news and vulnerability disclosures.
Have I Been Pwned
Data breach and paste monitoring — credentials, leaks, dumps.
SANS ISC, CISA
Government advisories and handler diaries.
Ars Technica, Infosecurity, ZDNet
Enterprise security and threat analysis.
The Register, DarkReading, ThreatPost
Zero-days, ransomware, and attack reporting.
Web Search + Custom Feeds
Brave search plus your own feeds. Reddit, Telegram, Discord on the roadmap.
Mission
Intelligence.
See what your agents learned. Relevance rate, top-performing queries, and trend over time. Agents refine their search strategy automatically — high-yield queries get promoted, new stems explored every scan.
Agents refine queries over time — high-yield searches get prioritized.
Keyword
Intelligence.
Organize keywords by mission and severity. Each mission runs its own agent scanning for exactly what matters to your brand.
Mission-Based Organization
Group keywords by mission — "Brand Protection," "Data Leaks," "Threat Landscape."
Severity Levels
Assign severity (Critical to Info) so the most important threats surface first.
Word-Boundary Matching
Smart matching reduces noise by targeting exact keyword boundaries in feed content.
Continuous
Monitoring.
Agents scan continuously on autopilot. New threats appear in your dashboard with in-app notifications and optional webhook delivery.
Scan Interval
1 min
Web-wide sources
18+
Detection Velocity
Threat
Storage.
Every matched threat is stored in your database with full metadata — title, source, matched keywords, severity, and timestamp.
{
"event": "threat_detected",
"mission": "Brand Protection - Acme Corp",
"source": "TheHackersNews",
"title": "Critical VPN vulnerability...",
"severity": "high",
"matched_keywords": ["acme", "vpn exploit"],
"detected_at": "2026-02-11T08:42:00Z",
"stored": true
}