Client dark-web monitoring
Add each client's company names, domains and key vendors to a watchlist. When a leak-site listing matches, the alert goes to you and the client together — with evidence and a response checklist.
Solutions · MSSPs & vCISOs
Give every client a dark-web early-warning service without building one.
One feed covering ransomware leak sites, threat feeds and exploit sources. Per-client watchlists and briefings you can deliver under your brand.
Use cases
Three ways MSSPs use Offsys Intel.
Branded briefings
Weekly Outlook and Incident Flash briefings tailored to each client's sectors, countries and vendors. Deliver them as part of your managed service.
Roadmap White-label branding on briefings. Pilot partners welcome.
Compliance clock for your clients
When a client's vendor is listed, CERT-In, NIS2 and SEC clocks start automatically. Your team sees every deadline and evidence pack.
Features you'll use
Built for service providers.
- Per-client watchlists — company names, domains and suppliers
- Compliance Clock — CERT-In, NIS2, SEC, DPDP deadlines per client
- Briefings — Weekly Outlook, Sector Edition, Incident Flash
- Alerts — email, Slack and Telegram per client workspace
- SIEM push — Splunk HEC, Elastic, Microsoft Sentinel
- STIX 2.1 / TAXII 2.1 / MISP / CSV / PDF exports
- REST API with API-key authentication
Roadmap
Multi-tenant workspaces & white-label briefings
Dedicated per-client workspaces with your branding on every briefing are on the roadmap. We're looking for pilot partners to shape this with us.
Example workflow
A day in the life.
01
Morning: new watchlist match
Your client Acme Corp's payroll vendor, "Northwind Payroll Services" (fictional), appears on a leak site. Alert fires to your SOC Slack and the client's security lead.
02
Within minutes: compliance clocks start
CERT-In 6-hour and NIS2 24-hour countdowns begin. Your team sees the evidence pack: source, timestamp, gang profile.
03
Same day: Incident Flash briefing
An analyst-reviewed briefing reaches Acme Corp with what happened, what it means, and what to do next.
Fictional example. Northwind Payroll Services is not a real company.
Interested in piloting?
We're looking for MSSPs and vCISOs to shape the multi-client experience. Get early access and discounted pricing.
Talk to us about a pilot