What is HackNotice?
HackNotice is an external threat intelligence and cyber risk platform that helps organizations identify and respond to real-world cyber threats affecting their business, employees, customers, and third-party vendors.
Our platform continuously monitors a wide range of external threat sources—including ransomware groups, infostealer malware, breached data, hacker forums, dark web marketplaces, and public disclosures—to provide actionable intelligence that enables security teams to reduce cyber risk before incidents escalate.
HackNotice offers solutions for:
- First-Party Monitoring – Detect exposed employee and customer credentials, infostealer infections, and other identity-related risks.
- Third-Party Risk Monitoring – Continuously monitor vendors for breaches, ransomware, leaked data, and external cyber threats.
- Threat Research & Investigations – Search hacker forums and threat actor communications to investigate targeted threats, campaigns, and exposed data.
- Vendor Assessments – Automate security questionnaires with AI-assisted scoring, document analysis, and event-driven reassessments.
What types of threats does HackNotice monitor?
HackNotice continuously collects and analyzes intelligence from hundreds of external sources, including:
- Ransomware groups
- Infostealer malware logs
- Data breaches and credential leaks
- Dark web marketplaces
- Hacker forums and communities
- Public breach disclosures
- Threat actor communications
- Exposed personally identifiable information (PII)
This allows organizations to identify external threats impacting their environment as soon as they become available.
How is HackNotice different from traditional threat intelligence?
Traditional threat intelligence platforms often provide large volumes of indicators, malware reports, or geopolitical intelligence that require significant analysis.
HackNotice focuses on delivering intelligence that is directly relevant to your organization by monitoring the people, domains, vendors, and companies that matter to you.
Key capabilities include:
- Identity-focused threat intelligence
- Continuous third-party cyber risk monitoring
- Real-time credential and infostealer exposure detection
- Threat actor and ransomware monitoring
- AI-assisted investigations and security assessments
- Automated alerting and workflow integrations
Instead of searching through massive threat feeds, security teams receive actionable intelligence tied directly to their monitored assets.
How does HackNotice detect if my organization has been impacted?
HackNotice continuously monitors external threat intelligence sources for indicators associated with your monitored assets, including:
- Company domains
- Employee email addresses
- Customer identities
- Third-party vendors
- Executive personnel
- Custom watchlists
When new intelligence is identified, HackNotice generates alerts that can be viewed within the platform or delivered through email, API, SIEM, SOAR, or other integrated workflows.
What information is included in an alert?
Depending on the type of threat, alerts may include:
- The impacted identity, domain, or vendor
- Threat type (credential exposure, ransomware, breach, infostealer, etc.)
- Exposure details
- Discovery date
- Source information
- Severity and risk indicators
- Recommended remediation guidance
Alerts provide the context security teams need to quickly investigate and respond.
How does HackNotice help reduce alert fatigue?
HackNotice provides flexible filtering and workflow capabilities that allow organizations to focus on the threats that matter most.
Examples include:
- Active employee identification
- Strong password filtering
- Corporate vs. personal endpoint classification
- Administrative account identification
- Risk-based alert prioritization
- Custom workflows and integrations
These capabilities help security teams reduce noise while surfacing the most actionable threats.
How does HackNotice help with third-party cyber risk?
HackNotice continuously monitors vendors for external cyber threats, helping organizations identify emerging supply chain risks without relying solely on periodic questionnaires.
Capabilities include:
- Continuous vendor monitoring
- Breach detection
- Ransomware monitoring
- Threat actor targeting
- Historical cyber activity
- Threat Factor risk scoring
- Automated vendor reassessments following significant security events
This provides ongoing visibility into vendor cyber risk throughout the relationship—not just during annual reviews.
Does HackNotice support vendor security assessments?
Yes.
HackNotice includes a vendor assessment platform that enables organizations to:
- Build custom questionnaires
- Use AI to analyze supporting documentation
- Automatically score responses
- Trigger reassessments after security incidents
- Track remediation activities
- Centralize assessment history
This helps reduce manual effort while improving consistency across vendor reviews.
Can HackNotice help investigate specific threats?
Yes.
HackNotice includes powerful threat research capabilities that allow analysts to investigate:
- Threat actor activity
- Hacker forum discussions
- Mentions of organizations, brands, or executives
- Credential exposure
- Ransomware campaigns
- Targeted attack activity
Researchers can quickly search across collected intelligence to support investigations and incident response.
Does HackNotice integrate with my existing security tools?
Yes.
HackNotice provides APIs and integrations that allow organizations to incorporate threat intelligence into existing security workflows.
Common integrations include:
- SIEM platforms
- SOAR platforms
- Ticketing systems
- Security orchestration tools
- Identity platforms
- Custom workflows through REST APIs
This enables automated investigation, alert enrichment, and remediation.
Do I still need EDR, antivirus, or vulnerability management?
Yes.
HackNotice complements—not replaces—your existing security technologies.
While endpoint protection and vulnerability management focus on protecting internal systems, HackNotice provides visibility into external threats that exist outside your network, including compromised credentials, infostealer infections, ransomware activity, third-party incidents, and dark web exposure.
Together, these technologies provide broader coverage across the cyber threat landscape.
Who uses HackNotice?
HackNotice supports organizations of all sizes across both public and private sectors.
Common users include:
- Security Operations (SOC)
- Threat Intelligence teams
- Incident Response teams
- Vendor Risk Management (TPRM)
- Governance, Risk & Compliance (GRC)
- Identity and Access Management (IAM)
- Security Leadership
- Cyber Insurance teams
How quickly are new threats identified?
HackNotice continuously ingests and analyzes intelligence from external sources throughout the day.
As new intelligence is collected and correlated with your monitored assets, alerts are generated as quickly as possible, allowing security teams to investigate and respond without waiting for periodic scans or scheduled reports.
How often is my organization checked for new activity?
All monitored domains, vendors, and users are automatically rechecked multiple times per day against new breach files, infostealer logs, and threat-actor reports. No manual re-scanning is required.
Can HackNotice integrate with my SIEM, SOAR, or identity platform?
Yes. HackNotice integrates with:
SIEM platforms (Sentinel, Splunk, Rapid7, Falcon LogScale, etc.)
SOAR and orchestration tools
Identity and access management workflows
Automated password reset processes
Directory systems for syncing active employees (AD/Entra)
Internal dashboards and pipelines via API
You can export alerts in JSON or CSV, automate investigations, and build response workflows.
What does onboarding look like?
Most customers are enabled in under an hour.
A typical onboarding includes:
Setting up First Party, End User, and/or Third Party watchlists
Configuring Tiered Alerts
Enabling dashboards for monitoring trends
Optional: Setting up SIEM ingestion or Active Directory syncing
Guided best-practice recommendations from your HackNotice representative
How do I get help or additional information?
You can contact your HackNotice representative anytime or email support@hacknotice.com.
To schedule a demo or learn more, visit our website or request a consultation through your account team.
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