Solutions
Monitor all civil servant credentials across government systems, email, and applications. Detect compromise before attackers access sensitive government data.
Monitor for citizen PII appearing in dark web sources. Social Security Numbers, addresses, and other data held by government agencies.
Monitor contractor and vendor credentials with access to government systems. Third-party risk is a primary attack vector for government agencies.
Searchable database of threat actor profiles including nation-state affiliated groups. Attribution and campaign tracking for sophisticated threats.
Track malicious IP addresses, C2 channels, and cryptocurrency wallets associated with threat actors targeting government.
Link credential compromises to known campaigns. Understand when your agency is being systematically targeted.
DarkArmor supports NIST Cybersecurity Framework functions: Identify (asset monitoring), Detect (continuous monitoring), Respond (investigation workflows).
Audit logging, access controls, and data handling support Federal Information Security Management Act requirements.
Every action logged with user ID, timestamp, and action. Export for compliance documentation and incident reporting.
Capture and preserve evidence for incident investigation. Screenshots, timestamps, and source attribution for reporting.
Phishing and malware attacks targeting government systems and financial infrastructure are increasing in frequency and sophistication, driven in part by AI-enabled automation and social engineering. These attacks can compromise sensitive citizen data, disrupt public services, enable large-scale fraud, and expose critical infrastructure to coordinated cyber campaigns.
By identifying emerging phishing campaigns, malicious domains, credential leaks, and malware distribution channels before they scale, agencies can reduce operational disruption, protect public funds, and strengthen national cyber resilience. Early detection is significantly more cost-effective than post-incident remediation and reinforces public trust in digital government services.
Link compromises to known nation-state campaigns using adversary profiling.
Early warning for credential theft targeting critical infrastructure operators.
Monitor contractor credentials with government system access. Third-party risk visibility.
Monitor employee credentials across government agencies. Detect and respond before system access.
