DomainTools® for

Federal Government

Strengthening cybersecurity resilience across government systems.

Government and military systems are among the highest-profile targets for attackers, whether directed by adversarial governments or hacktivist groups. DomainTools improves Federal agency capabilities for early detection, response, and remediation of cybersecurity incidents on their networks, in combination with advanced SIEM/SOAR technologies and leading cyber security practices.

DomainTools provides agencies with enterprise-level visibility into known and emerging threats to better detect and understand threat activity.

DomainTools delivers the next step in modern security operations.

Malicious actors are aiming to gain control of government systems.

The number of cyberattacks targeting governments increased by 95% worldwide during the last half of 2022. However, government agencies, like other industries, rely on connected devices which widen the attack surface and pose the threat of information regarding individual citizens being exposed to the dark web and breaches in national security and military data by terrorist organizations.

Threat of Released Data

As more malicious groups exfiltrate data, it has become common practice to threaten governments with the release of stolen information—using it as leverage to extort payment.

Outdated Security Infrastructure

As cyber threats have gotten more sophisticated, governments face unprecedented pressure to improve the robustness and resiliency of their information systems.

Law Enforcement

With an onslaught of Internet-related crime, federal law enforcement agencies require support to investigate cases and take decisive action.

Why DomainTools?

DomainTools is uniquely positioned to aid in gaining context, and sometimes developing attribution, on attacks against the government, military infrastructure, or networks and the enumeration of the assets tied to attackers. Profiling attackers can bolster defenses against future attacks from the same threat actors, even if the specific persons or organizations behind the attacks are not positively identified. This context is also critical for robust, internet-related crime investigations.

Such “behavioral attribution” can help investigators better understand a particular actor’s infrastructure-specific TTPs (tactics, techniques, and procedures). Adversary infrastructure intelligence can be critical for defending against future attacks and seeking justice or redress against threat actors who have attempted or committed attacks.

With DomainTools,
you can:

Detects malicious domains 96% faster

Identifies 83% more malicious domains up to three days earlier

Improve security efficiency to 79%

*Compared with using industry-standard or open-source monitors and blocklists

Authorized Access to Critical Technology And Solutions

DomainTools is a certified Solutions for Enterprise-Wide Procurement (SEWP) provider. Organizations select DomainTools when they need the most robust and innovative threat intelligence delivered by a platform which integrates with the most powerful SIEM and SOAR products.

Attacker Profiles

DomainTools can profile attackers to bolster defenses against future attacks from the same threat actors, even if the specific persons or organizations behind the attacks are not positively identified. In addition, DomainTools can help investigators better understand a particular actor’s infrastructure-specific tactics and techniques.

Infrastructure Intelligence

DomainTools can also provide adversary infrastructure intelligence, critical for defending against future attacks, and for seeking justice or redress against threat actors who have attempted or committed attacks.

Our Federal Government Partners

Detect and disrupt
criminal campaigns.

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Read how a Global Aerospace and Defense Company Protected Their Brand with DomainTools

“We are able to know, in real-time, when a potentially malicious, or even slightly suspicious, domain is registered and act on it immediately.” — Director of Cyber Threat Intelligence