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StealthMole
StealthMole is a Singapore-based, AI-powered deep and dark web threat intelligence company that gives governments, law enforcement agencies, and enterprises a single cloud platform for digital investigation, risk assessment, and threat monitoring. Founded in 2022 by cybersecurity veterans Louis Hur and Simon Choi, it correlates hundreds of billions of data points from the dark web, deep web, leak sites, and Telegram to surface compromised credentials, breached data, and criminal activity - with a distinct focus on Asia-specific threat coverage.
Black Kite
Black Kite is a Boston-based cybersecurity company that rates and monitors the cyber risk posed by an organization's third-party vendors and supply chain. Built from a hacker's perspective, its platform combines non-intrusive external assessments, ransomware-likelihood scoring, standards-based compliance mapping, and Open FAIR financial-impact modeling so risk teams can see, quantify, and act on the exposure hiding inside their vendor ecosystem.
Cyble
Cyble is an AI-native threat intelligence company that continuously monitors the surface, deep, and dark web to help enterprises and governments detect, predict, and disrupt cyber threats before they cause damage. Founded in 2019 by Beenu Arora and Manish Chachada, the company packages dark web monitoring, digital risk protection, attack surface management, and agentic AI analysis into a unified platform used by organizations ranging from agile startups to Fortune 50 companies and national agencies.
Cloudburst Technologies
Cloudburst Technologies is a New York-based crypto threat intelligence company that gathers off-chain data at scale from the deep and dark web, chatrooms, and other online hubs of fraud to detect cryptocurrency crime before it lands on the blockchain and to identify the people behind it. Founded in 2022 by former Flashpoint founder Evan Kohlmann, the company pairs OSINT collection with AI-driven enrichment and entity resolution to serve exchanges, regulators, law enforcement, and U.S. government agencies.