Glossary
Digital Risk Protection is the practice of monitoring the open, deep and dark web for threats to your brand, data and people that live outside your own infrastructure.
Definition
Digital Risk Protection (DRP) is the continuous monitoring and mitigation of external threats to your organisation that exist beyond your network perimeter — brand impersonation, leaked credentials and data, phishing infrastructure and targeted attack planning. Where attack surface management secures the assets you own, DRP watches what others are doing with your brand, data and people across the surface, deep and dark web, so you can act before harm is done.
Why it matters
A spoofed domain, a leaked credential or a post on a leak site can damage your organisation without ever touching your network. DRP gives you visibility and early warning where traditional controls can’t reach.
Coverage
Look-alike domains, phishing sites and fraudulent use of your brand.
Corporate logins and sensitive data exposed or sold online.
Impersonation and exposure targeting your leadership.
Kits and sites built to target your customers and staff.
Discussion and planning that names your organisation.
Leak-site posts and extortion activity naming you.
How it works
Continuously watch the open, deep and dark web for risks tied to you.
Identify impersonation, leaks and targeted threats relevant to your brand.
Score by real-world risk and relevance to your organisation.
Get prioritised, contextual alerts so you can respond before damage is done.
Related
FAQ
ASM secures the assets you own and expose. DRP protects against external threats involving your brand, data and people, beyond your perimeter.
The surface, deep and dark web — marketplaces, forums, paste and leak sites, ransomware leak sites and social platforms.
Yes. DRP detects impersonation and look-alike domains and provides the evidence and context needed to act, including takedown workflows.
Yes. It monitors impersonation, exposure and threats targeting executives and other high-risk individuals.
See what attackers and impersonators are doing with your brand — before your customers do.
