ThreatWatch makes
you hard to hurt.
Continuous threat intelligence that identifies hostile signals early. Our analysts find what automation misses, filter out the noise, and bring you the signals that matter. We measure success by how early you know.
Continuous threat intelligence
Standing collection and analysis of hostile signals around a named person or organization: what is being said, by whom, and whether attention is turning into intent. The term a security team or a CISO will already recognize.
ThreatWatch
Our continuous threat intelligence program monitors information about you, your aliases, and your household. Our analysts identify and assess potential threats, filter out irrelevant noise, and deliver meaningful findings through tailored Command Briefs rather than automated alerts.
What it watches.
Collection instrumented for you, your aliases, your household, and the organization around you, not run from a template.
Social and alternative platforms
Accounts, mentions, and the communities where hostility toward you would form first.
Forums, paste sites, anonymous boards
The places identifying details surface before they move anywhere else.
Deep and dark web
Breach corpora and stealer data, read for your exposure rather than scanned for volume.
Names, aliases, addresses, phones
Exposure tracking on every identifier that resolves to you or your household.
Narrative and impersonation
The story before it carries your name: the grievance forming, the framing being tested, the fake account created.
Organizational footprint
The company, the board, the staff: the surfaces an adversary routes through to reach you.
Built to be read, not to alert.
An analyst clears every finding first.
Monitoring products scale on automation, which is why they send alerts. Nothing reaches you that an analyst has not read. What arrives states the finding, the confidence, and the recommended response.
Collection is instrumented for you.
Built against the specific ground your exposure occupies: your filings, your properties, your household, the places your information actually circulates. An off-the-shelf platform returns the same results for a federal judge and a founder.
We watch threat formation, not only triggers.
Keyword triggers catch what has already been said about you. Watching formation catches escalation while it is still talk, before it turns to logistics.
Investigation is included, not upsold.
Dedicated investigation hours are included in ThreatWatch. When a potential threat emerges, the same team investigates it under a private investigator license. No separate contract or additional approval is needed to get answers.
The watch and its instruments.
Continuous analyst-read monitoring
The standing coverage across everything above, delivered as monthly structured reporting plus immediate escalation when something warrants it.
Standing watch on identified actors
Once an investigation names them, they stay under observation, and the record is kept in a form counsel and law enforcement can use.
Raised posture around a moment
A public appearance, a filing, a launch, a verdict. Coverage concentrates around the date and stands down after.
Two programs now in beta.
The subscription already takes a first pass at narrative and at the markets that name you. These are that work done properly, bought on top of the watch rather than inside it.
How a story forms, and where it goes next
The base watch tells you a narrative is forming near your name. NarrativeWatch follows how it formed, how it is evolving, and where it is likely to go. It also reads the narratives moving through the spaces you occupy, your sector, your institution, your issue, that have not reached you yet but may. At that point the work stops being threat intelligence and starts being advice about a position.
Who is making the claim, and who is betting on it
Our systems already scan prediction and probability markets for claims and positions that reference you. What that scan does not do is read a trend across them, or establish who is writing the questions and putting money behind them. ProbabilityWatch is the deeper service: the pattern over time, and the people underneath it.
Not every situation needs the full watch.
Two automated services, separate from ThreatWatch and deliberately more limited: no analysts in the loop, which is what keeps them small.
Address and private line
A narrow, automated watch on the two exposures that most often precede a physical approach: your home address and your private phone number appearing where they were not before. Continuous scans, no intervention, often the first watch a household stands up.
One item per wire
Each tripwire is programmed for exactly one thing: a phrase, a crypto address, a card number, anything that would mean trouble if it surfaced. Automated scans across our deep and dark web archives, where social and bad-actor chatter happens.
When a smaller watch trips on something that warrants judgment, ThreatWatch and the analysts behind it are one call away. How the method fits together.
What reaches you is a judgment.
Monthly structured reporting, and between reports, alerts only when an analyst decides you need one.
Every finding states what changed, how confident we are, and what deserves consideration. If the deliverable were a feed you had to monitor yourself, you would have bought the wrong thing.
We establish what's normal,
then watch for what changes.
Know what to look for
We identify your relevant names, aliases, household connections, properties, public records, and the sources where your information circulates. If you've completed an Exposure Discovery audit, we start with that map.
Understand what's normal
Our analysts establish patterns of routine attention, exposure, and hostility. This baseline helps us distinguish ordinary activity from changes that may signal a developing threat.
Recognize what matters
We continuously monitor, assess findings, and deliver structured monthly intelligence reports. Significant developments are escalated immediately. Coverage continues for as long as you need it.
What a month looks like.
The monthly report is a Command Brief, not a dashboard export. Five questions, answered in order, every month.
Between reports, silence means the analysts read everything and none of it warranted your attention. That silence is a deliverable too, and it is the one a feed can never give you.
Exposure reduction and threat monitoring, working together.
Obscurity reduces what others can find about you. ThreatWatch identifies emerging threats and provides early warning. Together, they make you harder to find and harder to hurt. One dedicated analyst coordinates both, with response capacity already in place. For clients facing sustained pressure, this is often the right approach.
Know when attention turns toward you.
A confidential call establishes what should be watched and at what posture.
Some clients arrive with a known threat, others with a feeling they cannot substantiate. Both are reasons to call. We build the watch around your circumstances, not a generic list of threats.
- Phone
- 855.76.ERASE
- info@obscureiq.com
- Counsel
- Introductions on request
- Handling
- Encrypted intake. Off the record by default.