Customer story · Telecommunications · Türkiye
A National Telecom Operator Monitors Its Surface at Carrier Scale.
A Türkiye-based national operator with tens of millions of subscribers and tens of thousands of public-facing assets needed external monitoring that keeps up with its footprint. Tools built for smaller surfaces hit their limits at that volume.
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Customer portals (scanned)
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Billing systems (scanned)
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Partner integrations (scanned)
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Network operations interfaces (scanned)
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MVNO (scanned)
assets nobody was monitoring
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Broadband (scanned)
assets nobody was monitoring
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Digital services (scanned)
assets nobody was monitoring
Every asset, scanned the same way
Nearly Two Decades of M&A Built One Footprint.
A leading Türkiye-based operator serving tens of millions of mobile and fixed-line subscribers, with subsidiary brands in MVNO, broadband and digital services.
Its external surface spans customer portals, billing systems, partner integrations, network operations interfaces and the infrastructure of acquired subsidiaries. It is large by industry standards, and so is the list of groups interested in it.
- Revenue
- Multi-billion USD
- Subscribers
- Tens of millions
- Subsidiary brands
- MVNO, broadband, digital
- Markets
- Home market and regional
A Partial Inventory Against Sector-Specific Adversaries.
Inventory
No Complete List
Tens of thousands of public-facing assets, and an inventory that did not hold all of them.
Scanning
Coverage in Bursts
Scanning was sporadic, so changes between scans went unseen.
Intelligence
Feeds Without Focus
Threat intelligence did not follow the groups that target telecom: state-sponsored campaigns, SIM-swap fraud rings and infrastructure-pivot operators.
Discovery, Scanning and Intelligence at Full Scale.
The operator deployed the Deepinfo Platform across its full footprint. Asset Discovery found assets under subsidiary brands that nobody was monitoring, and Continuous Scanning now covers every asset across all data layers.
Threat Actor Intelligence is scoped to the groups that target telecom. Fraudulent Domain Monitoring watches for domains that impersonate the operator, and confirmed ones go to Managed Takedown.
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Root domain
operator
.example IP address
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selfcare.operator.example
Customer portal
198.51.100.30
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billing.operator.example
Billing system
198.51.100.31
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partners.operator.example
Partner integration
198.51.100.33
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noc.operator.example
Network operations interface
198.51.100.34
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Asset discovery
not in inventory · found from the root
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mvno.example, not in inventory
MVNO · subsidiary brand
203.0.113.90
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broadband.example, not in inventory
Broadband · subsidiary brand
203.0.113.91
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digital.example, not in inventory
Digital services · subsidiary brand
203.0.113.92
What Changed at Carrier Scale.
Inventory Expanded
Discovery surfaced subsidiary and acquired infrastructure across the carrier footprint.
Each Change on Record
Each asset keeps a history per data layer, so a changed DNS record, certificate or open port shows up with the date it changed.
Scale Without Degradation
Continuous scanning kept its depth as the inventory grew.
Intelligence Scoped to Telecom
Actor tracking follows the groups that target operators, not a generic feed.
Impersonation Handled Continuously
Customer-impersonation domains are caught and routed to Managed Takedown.
Subsidiaries as Portfolios
Each subsidiary brand is its own portfolio, rolled up into group dashboards.
See Your Carrier Surface at Scale.
Book a walk-through scoped to your subsidiary brands and your full footprint.