Keyword / Query Monitoring

Keyword / Query Monitoring strengthens DRP coverage by tracking brand names, VIPs, and sensitive strings across monitored sources and languages. It focuses on meaningful mentions and security-relevant patterns—credentials, URLs, and other indicators, turning scattered references into structured findings with context and initial severity.

What We Monitor

The watchlists include organization names, executive identities, product terms, domains, and sensitive strings tied to confidentiality or access. Detection considers both direct and indirect mentions and correlates them to monitored entities to surface true relevance. Signals are captured in multiple languages, ensuring that references in different regions or communities are not missed.

How Queries Are Applied

Queries operate across text and shared media so that evidence inside files is discoverable. Text found in images (OCR), documents, and archives is extracted and evaluated against the same watchlists used for messages. Security-oriented patterns such as malicious URLs, commands, and phishing artefacts are included to detect early threat coordination alongside brand or VIP references.

Why This Matters

Mentions of brands, executives, and sensitive strings often precede data leakage, credential exposure, or social-engineering campaigns. By unifying multilingual queries with entity correlation and media-aware discovery, the monitoring reduces noise and delivers actionable findings what was found, where, and why it matters for security.