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OSINT Investigations and Open-Source Threat Intelligence

OSINT (open-source intelligence) is the disciplined collection and verification of publicly available data — corporate records, breach dumps, social platforms, domains and imagery — into a documented intelligence product. Cybrvault uses it for pre-deal due diligence, executive exposure audits, brand impersonation tracking and breach monitoring.

// when to call us

Signs you need osint

Almost everything an attacker needs about your company is already public. The same is true in reverse: the counterparty you are about to wire money to, the executive being impersonated, the fake domain selling your brand — all of it leaves a trail. OSINT is the discipline of following that trail and proving what you found.

  • You are about to sign, invest or hire and need verification, not vibes.
  • An executive is being impersonated or targeted.
  • Credentials from your domain are showing up in breach data.
  • Someone is running a lookalike domain or fake social account against your brand.
// what you get

Deliverables, not slideware.

Subject dossier

Verified identity, corporate affiliations, litigation, sanctions and adverse-media findings with source citations.

Executive exposure audit

What an attacker can learn about your leadership: addresses, family, routines, reused credentials and leaked accounts.

Breach & dark web report

Exposed credentials tied to your domains, with dates, sources and forced-reset recommendations.

Brand abuse monitoring

Lookalike domains, impersonation accounts and phishing infrastructure, with takedown support.

// how it works

The engagement

  1. 01

    Define

    Agree the intelligence question, legal boundaries and deliverable format.

  2. 02

    Collect

    Structured collection across public records, breach corpora, platforms, domains and imagery.

  3. 03

    Verify

    Every claim corroborated by at least two independent sources before it enters the report.

  4. 04

    Report

    Cited, timestamped findings plus a briefing call — written to survive scrutiny.

Who this is for

  • Investors and acquirers running pre-deal diligence
  • Law firms building or defending a case
  • Corporate security and executive protection teams
  • Businesses facing impersonation, fraud or insider concerns

Typical investment

Real ranges, published up front. Final scope is quoted after a discovery call.

Standard subject report
$750 – $2,500

Individual or entity, verified, cited, 3-5 business days.

Executive exposure audit
$2,000 – $6,000

Full digital footprint plus removal recommendations.

Continuous monitoring
From $400 / month

Breach, brand and impersonation alerts.

// questions

OSINT FAQs

What is OSINT used for in business?

Businesses use OSINT for pre-deal due diligence, vendor and partner verification, executive exposure audits, brand impersonation and phishing-domain detection, insider risk review, and locating leaked credentials before attackers use them.

Is OSINT legal?

Yes. OSINT relies only on publicly available or lawfully obtained information. Cybrvault does not access private accounts, pretext for information, or use hacked-but-unpublished data, and our reports document the source of every finding.

How long does an OSINT investigation take?

A standard subject report is delivered in 3-5 business days. Complex corporate structures, multi-jurisdiction entities or litigation support work typically take 2-4 weeks.

Can OSINT findings be used in court?

They frequently are. We collect with chain-of-custody in mind — timestamps, hashes and archived captures — and can provide declarations or expert testimony when an engagement requires it.

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