Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence

What does Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence do?

Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence is a digital risk protection service that maps your external exposure and uncovers threats across surface, deep and dark web 

Monitors domains, IPs, brands and critical assets online
Collects OSINT and underground data into one knowledge base
Identifies exposed services, leaked credentials and sensitive data sets
Shows how cybercriminals currently see and profile your organization

How does it monitor the dark web and underground sources?

The service combines automated collection with expert investigation to track mentions of your organization on criminal forums, marketplaces, messaging channels and paste sites.

Continuously scans forums, marketplaces and messaging platforms
Watches paste sites, data dumps and code repositories
Correlates findings with Kaspersky internal threat intelligence stores
Flags credentials, accesses or data linked to your assets

What types of risks can Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence detect?

It focuses on risks such as phishing, brand abuse, fake domains, leaked credentials, data breaches and exposed infrastructure that could enable targeted attacks.

Phishing sites and typo-squatted or fraudulent domains
Impersonated social media and messaging accounts for your brand
Data leaks involving customers, employees or business partners
Credentials and accesses to your environments offered for sale
Vulnerable or misconfigured internet-facing services visible externally

What is the difference between Digital Footprint Intelligence and classic threat intelligence feeds?

Traditional feeds deliver generic indicators of compromise, while Digital Footprint Intelligence is tailored to your own assets and shows attacker-ready paths into your organization.

Feeds: broad IOCs shared across many customers
DFI: findings scoped to your specific footprint and assets
Feeds: require heavy internal correlation and enrichment work
DFI: already prioritized by relevance and business impact
DFI adds narrative context instead of only raw indicators

How does the External Attack Surface module help security teams?

The External Attack Surface module continuously inventories internet-facing assets, detects vulnerabilities and misconfigurations, and recommends concrete actions to shrink attack surfaces.:

Builds a live inventory of exposed systems and services
Finds known vulnerabilities on public-facing applications and portals
Highlights weak authentication, missing encryption and risky ports
Suggests patching, segmentation, WAF rules or credential resets
Helps prioritize remediation based on risk and attacker visibility

How are alerts and reports delivered to customers?

Alerts and findings are delivered via the Kaspersky Threat Intelligence Portal, integrations and scheduled reports so SOC teams can triage and respond quickly.:

Web portal with dashboards, search and drill-down views
APIs and exports for SIEM, SOAR and ticketing systems
Real-time or near real-time notifications for critical events
Periodic summary reports on exposure trends and incidents
Analyst support available for deeper investigation when needed

How is Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence licensed in practice?

Licensing is typically subscription-based, with annual plans that define daily search quotas and service scope for each customer.

Annual licenses include a fixed number of daily searches
Scope can be adapted to organization size and geography
Often bundled with broader Kaspersky threat intelligence services
Appropriate for enterprises, MSSPs and highly regulated sectors
Check specific terms and SLAs with your chosen reseller

What customers say about Kaspersky Digital Footprint Intelligence:

Security teams value the broad visibility from surface web to deep and dark web without building their own monitoring infrastructure.

Many customers highlight that alerts are actionable, with enough context and recommendations to feed directly into their incident response workflows.

MSSPs appreciate the multitenant capabilities, which make it easier to monitor several client footprints from one consolidated portal.

CISOs like that reports clearly show where the organization is exposed and how to justify additional hardening or budget to management.

Analysts report that DFI often uncovers leaks and risky assets they would not have seen using internal tools alone.