For cybersecurity and intelligence teams relying on manual processes for critical open-source intelligence gathering, including:
Manual data collection creates error-prone, incomplete footprints
Manual gathering yields stale data that misses real-time threats
Static snapshots fail to capture fluid, modern perimeters
Manual security research isn’t scalable
TraceHunter is an open-source intelligence (OSINT) automation tool used to gather data about IP addresses, domains, emails, personnel, and more from hundreds of public data sources. It’s designed for reconnaissance, threat intelligence, and attack surface mapping with minimal manual effort, through key features such as automatic cyber news alerts and automatic OSINT report generation.
Unlike manual OSINT methods, single-source intelligence tools, or generic data scrapers, TraceHunter is a unique, fully automated solution designed for security and intelligence operations. This is demonstrated by its ability to gather and process data from hundreds of public sources and its provision of automatic cyber news alerts and OSINT report generation, drastically reducing the manual effort required for reconnaissance.
TraceHunter has been successfully implemented as an accelerator in over 21 government projects. In one specific example, our team has been using TraceHunter in an OSINT engagement for the U.S. Air Force and found a publicly facing application (since remediated) that inadvertently exposes sensitive information. This vulnerability allowed our team to track military vehicles around the world to different destinations in real-time.
Automated OSINT Gathering & Reporting
