Monitoring Profiles
The DRP module defines the customized perimeter of each monitored entity within it. These profiles serve as the operational scope for threat detection, data enrichment, and prioritization. They allow organizations to configure what should be monitored, such as domains, high-risk individuals (VIPs), and sensitive keywords or identifiers (strings) tailoring detection efforts to their unique risk surface.
Each profile is fully self-managed by the user through the configuration interface under the respective company settings. Authorized users can add, edit, or remove items at any time. The DRP engine continuously ingests and correlates these elements across surface, deep/dark web, and communication platforms to identify brand impersonation, credential leaks, reputational threats, and fraud campaigns.
Profile Types
There are three types of items that can be configured within a Monitoring Profile:
Domains: Used for tracking company-owned domains, subdomains, and web infrastructure.
VIPs: Includes executives, public figures, or employees with a high exposure or risk index.
Strings: Covers sensitive keywords, identifiers, or custom tokens such as product names, legal terms, internal project codes, or PII patterns.
Each of these categories can be managed independently and updated as the threat surface evolves.
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