Customers
What Security Teams Do With Deepinfo.
Banks, airlines, telecom operators, defense manufacturers, public bodies, universities and non-profits run the Deepinfo Platform on their own surface, their vendors and their brand. Security vendors build products on the data underneath it.
- Financial services, drawn as a bank, its columns under a pediment.
- Defense, drawn as a plant under a sawtooth roof, behind a security fence.
- Telecommunications, drawn as a lattice mast with its dishes.
- Cybersecurity, drawn as an office block.
- Education, drawn as a hall under a dome, on its steps.
- Healthcare, drawn as a field clinic’s tents.
- Government, drawn as a city hall under its clock tower.
- Retail and e-commerce, drawn as a store with its warehouse behind it.
- Media and publishing, drawn as a house of books.
- Energy, drawn as a power plant with its stacks, a wind turbine beside it.
- Industrial, drawn as three linked plants with their stacks.
- Aviation, drawn as an airport’s control tower.
- Under the street, one line runs under every building, a hairline from each down to it: Deepinfo’s own index.
- 10,000+ organizations work from Deepinfo data, on the platform and through the API.
10,000+ organizations work from Deepinfo data, on the platform and through the API.
The count covers both groups: security teams running exposure programs on the Deepinfo Platform, and product and data teams querying the index behind it through Deepinfo API Services and Data Feeds.
The stories below come from both sides.
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External Attack Surface Management
Modules: EASM
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Cyber Threat Intelligence
Modules: CTI
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Brand Risk Protection
Modules: BRP
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Third-Party Risk Management
Modules: TPRM
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API Services and Data Feeds
A Few of the Names Behind the Number.
- And more
Customer Stories
Each one covers the problem, the modules the team runs and what changed.
A Major Türkiye-Based Bank
From about 25 actively monitored vendors to 100+ under continuous monitoring, with the annual questionnaire kept as confirmation.
Financial servicesTürkiye
A Defense Manufacturer
Subsidiaries and tier-1 and tier-2 suppliers on one platform, and a supplier compromise caught before the supplier disclosed it.
DefenseTürkiye
A National Telecom Operator
Continuous monitoring at carrier scale, across tens of thousands of public-facing assets and the subsidiary brands behind them.
TelecommunicationsTürkiye
A Cybersecurity Ratings Provider
The data layer behind a product that rates millions of organizations, sourced from Deepinfo API Services and Data Feeds.
CybersecurityUnited States
A Leading Research University
Continuous discovery across decentralized departments, research labs and student-organization infrastructure.
EducationTürkiye
An International Humanitarian Foundation
Fraudulent donation domains caught and taken down, and field-program infrastructure monitored at the depth of headquarters.
HealthcareTürkiye
A Metropolitan Municipality
Lookalikes of citizen-facing services watched through tax, permit and enrollment seasons, and removed through Managed Takedown.
GovernmentTürkiye
An Academic Publisher
Journal infrastructure built up over decades brought into one inventory, with predatory-journal domains watched continuously.
Media and publishingUnited States
An Industrial Conglomerate
One platform across 30+ subsidiary brands, each in its own portfolio, with group-level dashboards and one score.
IndustrialTürkiye
Start From Your Sector.
Each industry page covers the exposures specific to that sector and the modules that address them.
Questions About the Stories.
Why are the customer stories anonymous?
Security teams rarely publish what their external surface looked like before they fixed it, and a named story can point attackers at the gaps it describes. Each story names an industry, a region and a size signal instead. No logo on the site is linked to a story.
Can we see what the platform finds for our own organization?
Yes. A demo walks through the platform on your surface, with the modules that fit your sector.
Can our team’s story appear here?
If you run Deepinfo and want to share what changed, get in touch. Stories follow the format of the ones above: an industry, a region and a size signal in place of a name.
Start With Your Own Record.
Book a walk-through scoped to your sector and your surface.