The CTEM platform built on the internet's deepest dataset.

Most exposure management platforms borrow their data. Deepinfo built it. The result is a CTEM platform with the coverage, the freshness, and the depth that only owning your own dataset makes possible.

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WHAT WE BELIEVE

Three convictions that shape everything.

These aren't slogans. They're the design choices behind every module, every workflow, every line of data we own.

01

Built on data we own.

Most platforms in this category run on data licensed from third parties. We index the internet ourselves. 400M+ domains. 2B+ subdomains. 200B+ DNS records. 30B+ SSL certificates. Years of history. Coverage, freshness, and depth that aren't subject to anyone else's roadmap.
02

Continuous, not point-in-time.

Quarterly scans miss most of what happens. Annual audits miss more. Attack surfaces drift every day, vendors come and go, vulnerabilities emerge between scans. Everything we build runs continuously by default, drift detection on every signal, fresh data refreshed on Deepinfo's clock.
03

Outcomes, not dashboards.

A CTEM platform that surfaces 50,000 issues isn't doing its job. The job is reducing exposure. Deepinfo prioritizes what's exploitable, what's in-the-wild, and what your team should act on. Dashboards are a side effect, not the product.

THE DATA UNDERNEATH

A dataset most platforms only wish they had.

When the foundation is licensed from a third party, every capability above it inherits the limitations. We chose to build the foundation ourselves so the capabilities above it could go further.

400M+

Domains across every TLD, refreshed continuously

2B+

SSL certificates ever observed, indexed and searchable

200B+

DNS records: A, AAAA, MX, NS, SOA, TXT, and the long tail

Years

Of history: DNS history, Whois history, SSL history per domain

This is what powers Deepinfo's 7-layer scanning per asset. Whois, IP-Whois, DNS, SSL, port scan, HTTP, web data, every layer comes from our own data, our own infrastructure, our own refresh schedule. No upstream provider gating coverage. No surprise breaking changes when a third party deprecates an endpoint.

ONE PLATFORM

Five disciplines, one engine.

Most CTEM offerings are either one capability done well, or many capabilities loosely stitched together through acquisitions. Deepinfo is five disciplines built from the same dataset, surfacing in the same workflow, scoring on the same scale.

EASM Discover and monitor every internet-facing asset. CTI See what's already exposed about your organization on the dark web. BRP Detect lookalike domains and brand abuse. Take it down. TPRM Monitor every third party with the same depth as your own surface. DSI Search the internet directly through our APIs.

Findings cross-reference. A compromised credential found in CTI links to the asset that owns it in EASM. A lookalike domain detected in BRP links to its host infrastructure across DNS, SSL, and Whois. The platform isn't a portfolio. It's a system.

VULNERABILITY INTELLIGENCE THAT MEANS SOMETHING

Every CVE, enriched with real-world exploitation signal.

Most exposure management platforms surface vulnerabilities with CVSS scores. CVSS tells you how severe a vulnerability could be in theory. It doesn't tell you whether attackers are actually exploiting it.

Deepinfo enriches every CVE with EPSS, Exploit Prediction Scoring System, which models the likelihood that a vulnerability will be exploited in the next 30 days based on real-world data. We also flag every CVE in CISA's Known Exploited Vulnerabilities catalog, so you know which ones are being exploited right now.

The result: instead of a queue of "critical" vulnerabilities sorted by severity that may or may not matter, your team sees what's actually being exploited, on assets that are actually exposed, with evidence and a clear path to remediate.

MOST PLATFORMS

CVE + CVSS

Severity in theory.

CVE identifier
CVSS base score
Severity label (Critical / High / Medium / Low)

DEEPINFO

CVE + CVSS + EPSS + CISA KEV

Severity in practice.

CVE identifier
CVSS base score
EPSS exploit-prediction probability
CISA KEV actively-exploited flag

COMPLIANCE BUILT IN

Mapped to the frameworks you already report against.

Every issue Deepinfo surfaces is classified against the frameworks compliance and audit teams care about.

OWASP TOP 10 (2021)

Web application security risk classification

PCI DSS 4.0

Payment card industry data security standard

PCI DSS 3.2

Prior version, retained for legacy reporting

HIPAA

Health information privacy and security

CWE

Common Weakness Enumeration

CAPEC

Common Attack Pattern Enumeration and Classification

WASC

Web Application Security Consortium taxonomy

When the audit asks "which of our findings map to PCI 4.0 Requirement 6.4?", the answer is one filter, not a spreadsheet exercise. When the board wants OWASP coverage on a quarterly cadence, the report writes itself.

SEE FOR YOURSELF

Honest comparisons, not a feature parade.

Every comparison page concedes where the competitor genuinely wins, defends where Deepinfo wins, and gives you the reasoning to make your own call. Updated quarterly so they stay accurate.