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Anomali Premium Digital Risk Protection

Catch the domains, accounts, and apps impersonating you before they reach your customers.

Anomali Premium Digital Risk Protection monitors the open, deep, and dark web for activity aimed at your brands, executives, domains, employees, and infrastructure, then delivers each finding into ThreatStream Next-Gen.

What it monitors: Six categories, each scoped to your assets

A standard threat feed reports on attackers in general. PDRP scopes every finding to your specific brands, people, and infrastructure, then surfaces it before it becomes an incident.

1. Brand impersonation: Lookalike domains and typosquats, often caught in the window after registration and before the fake site goes live.


2. Compromised credentials: Staff logins surfacing in breach dumps, paste sites, and malware-harvested logs, with device forensics and password strength analysis.


3. Social media impersonation: Fake accounts across X, LinkedIn, Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, YouTube, and Pinterest, including support accounts running refund scams.


4. Rogue mobile apps: Counterfeit apps across Google Play, the Apple App Store, and 40+ third-party stores, including APKs impersonating your own app.


5. SSL certificate issues: Expirations, security misconfigurations, and self-signed certificates on customer-facing domains, flagged with advance notice.


6. Infrastructure vulnerabilities: CVE-correlated exposures on your public servers, domains, and endpoints, with CVSS scoring and remediation guidance.

How findings reach your team

Every finding arrives as a fully formed Threat Report and imports into ThreatStream Next-Gen as a Threat Model with associated observables. There is no separate console to watch.

·      Rich embedded context: Screenshots ,WHOIS/DNS/SSL analysis, device forensics, malware classification, and similarity scoring.

·      Risk scoring built in: Threat level indicators, confidence scores, and analyst recommendations on every report.

·      CVE correlation: Infrastructure findings carry CVSS scores and remediation guidance.

·      History from day one: Activation includes a 90-day backfill, so your team starts with context rather than a blank slate.

Questions security teams ask about Anomali PDRP

What is Anomali Premium Digital Risk Protection? Anomali PDRP is a digital risk protection product that monitors the open, deep, and dark web for threats targeting your brands, executives, domains, employees, and infrastructure. It surfaces those findings as Threat Reports directly inside Anomali ThreatStream Next-Gen.

What does Anomali PDRP monitor? It covers six categories scoped to your assets: brand impersonation, compromised credentials, social media impersonation, rogue mobile apps, SSL certificate issues, and infrastructure vulnerabilities. Its sources include 40+ app stores, seven social media platforms, underground forums, paste sites, breach dumps, and global scanning infrastructure.

How are findings delivered? Each finding imports into ThreatStream Next-Gen as a Threat Model with observables, complete with screenshots, WHOIS/DNS/SSL analysis, malware classification, similarity and confidence scoring, and CVE correlation with remediation guidance. On activation, PDRP backfills 90 days of history.

How is this different from a standard threat feed? A standard feed tells you about attackers in general. PDRP scopes every finding to your own brands, people, domains, and infrastructure, so each alert tells you when someone is targeting your organization specifically.

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