Know what the public internet knows about your business, partners, and competition.
Every company, person, and organization leaves a digital footprint. Public records, social media profiles, domain registrations, leaked databases, forum posts, and corporate filings all contain information that is freely available to anyone who knows how to find it. Bitvea collects and analyzes this publicly available data to give you actionable intelligence. Whether you need competitive landscape analysis, pre-investment due diligence, partner vetting, threat assessment, or digital footprint review, we deliver clear, structured reports that help you make informed decisions.
The internet holds vast amounts of publicly accessible information about companies, individuals, and organizations. Your competitors publish pricing changes, your partners' financial records are in public registries, and leaked credentials from past breaches may include your company's data. Most businesses never look at this information systematically. They make partnership decisions without checking public records, ignore their own digital exposure, and miss competitive signals that are freely available. Attackers, competitors, and due diligence teams use this information. You should too.
We work with businesses across industries. Here are some of the most common scenarios where this service delivers real results.
Investors and acquirers who want a thorough picture of a target company beyond financial statements. OSINT reveals the company's real digital presence, team quality, technology infrastructure, and any public red flags that standard due diligence might miss.
Before entering a business relationship with a new partner or vendor, OSINT provides an independent assessment of their reputation, financial health, legal history, and digital footprint. This helps you avoid partnerships that could become liabilities.
Companies entering new markets or evaluating their competitive position use OSINT to understand the landscape: who the key players are, what technologies they use, how they position themselves, and where the opportunities lie.
Companies that want to understand their own exposure from an attacker's perspective. We show what a motivated attacker could learn about your organization from publicly available sources and recommend steps to reduce your attack surface.
Organizations concerned about the digital exposure of key personnel. We assess what personal and professional information is publicly available about executives and key employees, and recommend steps to reduce risk.
After a security incident, fraud attempt, or suspicious activity, OSINT helps trace the source: identifying threat actors, mapping their infrastructure, and gathering evidence from publicly available sources.
OSINT provides a factual foundation for business decisions. Before signing a partnership, investing in a company, or entering a new market, you get a comprehensive picture based on publicly available data. This reduces surprises and helps you negotiate from a position of knowledge.
We show you exactly what the public internet reveals about your company: leaked credentials, exposed infrastructure, employee information on social media, and data from past breaches. You cannot protect what you do not know is exposed.
Monitor what your competitors are doing based on publicly available information: job postings that reveal strategy, patent filings, technology stack changes, partnership announcements, and pricing adjustments. This gives you factual competitive insight instead of assumptions.
Standard due diligence checks financial statements and legal records. OSINT adds another layer: online reputation, digital footprint, employee sentiment, technical infrastructure quality, and any red flags that public records reveal. This is especially valuable before investments or acquisitions.
Identify threats before they materialize: leaked credentials that could lead to account takeover, exposed internal systems, phishing domains registered with your brand name, or negative campaigns targeting your reputation. Early detection gives you time to respond.
We do not deliver raw data dumps. Every engagement produces a clear, structured report with findings organized by category, assessed by relevance, and accompanied by recommendations. You get intelligence you can act on, not information overload.
We map your company's complete digital footprint: domains, subdomains, IP addresses, exposed services, employee profiles, social media presence, and any data that appears in public databases or breach dumps. You get a full picture of what the outside world can see.
We collect and analyze publicly available information about your competitors: technology choices, hiring patterns, partnership signals, pricing changes, patent filings, and market positioning. This gives you data-driven insight into what the competition is doing.
For pre-investment, pre-acquisition, or pre-partnership decisions, we compile comprehensive profiles based on public records, corporate filings, litigation history, online reputation, and digital presence. Our reports highlight both positive signals and red flags.
We check for leaked credentials, exposed databases, phishing domains, impersonation accounts, and other threats that exist in the public sphere. Findings are prioritized by risk level so your security team knows what to address first.
We identify what is being said about your company across public forums, review sites, social media, and news sources. This includes negative content, misinformation, and impersonation that could damage your brand.
We monitor dark web forums, marketplaces, and paste sites for mentions of your company, domains, employee credentials, or sensitive data. If your information appears in these spaces, we alert you with context and recommended actions.
You tell us what you need to know and why. We define the scope: which entities to investigate, what types of information to prioritize, and what the deliverable should look like. Clear scope ensures focused, relevant results.
We gather information from public sources using a combination of custom tools, specialized databases, and manual research. All collected data is verified, cross-referenced, and analyzed for relevance and reliability.
We organize findings into a structured report with clear categories, relevance assessments, and actionable recommendations. The report is written for business decision-makers, not security researchers. Technical details are included as appendices.
We present the findings to your team, walk through the key discoveries, and answer questions. If you need ongoing monitoring or deeper investigation into specific findings, we can extend the engagement.
You tell us what you need to know and why. We define the scope: which entities to investigate, what types of information to prioritize, and what the deliverable should look like. Clear scope ensures focused, relevant results.
We gather information from public sources using a combination of custom tools, specialized databases, and manual research. All collected data is verified, cross-referenced, and analyzed for relevance and reliability.
We organize findings into a structured report with clear categories, relevance assessments, and actionable recommendations. The report is written for business decision-makers, not security researchers. Technical details are included as appendices.
We present the findings to your team, walk through the key discoveries, and answer questions. If you need ongoing monitoring or deeper investigation into specific findings, we can extend the engagement.
The cost depends on the scope of the investigation, the number of entities to research, and the depth of analysis required. A focused digital footprint review for a single company costs less than a comprehensive competitive landscape analysis covering multiple organizations. We provide a fixed quote after the scoping call.
Most OSINT engagements take 1 to 3 weeks from scoping to final report. Focused investigations with a single target can be completed in one week. Broader engagements covering multiple entities, competitive landscapes, or ongoing monitoring take longer.
Yes. OSINT uses only publicly available information. We do not hack into systems, access private data, or break any laws. All information we collect is legally accessible: public records, social media posts, corporate filings, domain registrations, and similar sources. We operate within legal and ethical boundaries at all times.
It depends on the target and scope, but typically: corporate records, financial filings, domain and infrastructure details, social media presence, employee information, leaked credentials, technology stack indicators, litigation history, public reviews, news mentions, and dark web exposure. The specific findings vary based on what is publicly available.
Google indexes a fraction of the publicly available internet. OSINT uses specialized tools, databases, and techniques to find information across surface web, deep web, and dark web sources. We know where to look, how to cross-reference data, and how to interpret what we find. The structured analysis and context we provide is where the real value lies.
Yes. We offer ongoing monitoring engagements where we track changes to your digital footprint, competitor activity, brand mentions, and dark web exposure over time. You receive regular reports and immediate alerts for critical findings.
Investors conducting due diligence, companies vetting partners or acquisition targets, security teams assessing their own exposure, organizations monitoring competitive landscapes, and legal teams gathering evidence for disputes. Any business that makes decisions based on information about other organizations can benefit.
A structured report organized by finding category, with each finding assessed for relevance and accompanied by context and recommendations. The report includes an executive summary, detailed findings, supporting evidence, and suggested next steps. We present the report to your team and answer questions.
Engagements start from 25,000 CZK. The final price depends on the scope: number of targets, depth of analysis, whether dark web monitoring is included, and the turnaround time. We provide a fixed quote after the scoping call.
Yes, within legal and ethical boundaries. We can compile profiles based on publicly available information: social media presence, professional history, public records, and online activity. This is commonly used for executive background checks, key personnel assessments, and fraud investigations.
All findings are shared exclusively with the designated contacts on your team. Reports are delivered through secure channels, and we follow strict confidentiality agreements. If we discover something especially sensitive, such as active threats or leaked credentials, we notify you immediately through a pre-agreed secure channel.
Yes. After an incident, OSINT helps trace threat actors, identify their infrastructure, gather evidence from public sources, and understand the scope of any data exposure. This supports your incident response and can provide evidence for legal proceedings.
A Central European investment group evaluating three acquisition targets worth a combined 5 million EUR engaged Bitvea to perform comprehensive open-source intelligence (OSINT) due diligence on each company. The analysis uncovered undisclosed litigation against one target, fabricated customer reviews for another, and a key executive's connection to a previously failed venture that had not been mentioned in any disclosure documents. Based on these findings, the group eliminated one target entirely, avoiding an estimated 1.5 million EUR in potential losses. Across all three targets, Bitvea identified 47 risk factors that traditional financial due diligence had not surfaced.