Open Source Intelligence
Understand What’s Publicly Visible About Your Organization
Today’s attackers don’t always rely on exploiting your infrastructure or staff—they start with what’s already available online. Publicly accessible data from social media, press releases, data breaches, and much more. Often times this information alone will be sufficient for building a tailored attack plan. Most defenses don’t account for this kind of passive threat.
Aevora’s Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) service takes the attacker’s perspective to identify what your organization is unintentionally exposing, and who else has your data up for grabs. We map your online presence, highlight risks, and give clear guidance on how to reduce your public attack surface. Want to understand what others can see about your organization? Contact us today for a free consultation.

What is Open Source Intelligence?
Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) is ethical reconnaissance leveraging publicly available data—web, social, dark web, registries—to profile targets without direct interaction. In our assessments, we simulate adversary OSINT to reveal what information is exposed, from breached credentials, proprietary information, reputational risks, to supply chain ties. Some of the key details we retrieve are:
- Employee PII
- Badge Information
- Proprietary Information
- Secrets
- Credentials
- Network Information
- Potential Vulnerabilities
- Supply Chain Partner Exposure
- Geolocation and Physical Security Gaps
- Reputational Risk
- Active Threats
It’s a reflection of your organization in the open: We analyze it from an attacker’s perspective—legally and ethically—to uncover what others can see.
Our Methodology
At Aevora, we don’t do one-size-fits-all. Our OSINT follows industry-leading frameworks like MITRE ATT&CK and NIST, tailored to your unique environment. Here’s how we deliver results:
- Scoping: We collaborate with you to define targets, rules of engagement, and business-critical data. OSINT engagements typically start with limited knowledge in the beginning but you do have the option to share information with us and see if we can find it in the public.
- Reconnaissance: Once the engagement kicks off we will begin the hunt. This involves automated crawls against hundreds of sites, manual review, Google Dorks, and data gathering from sources such as the dark web.
- Comprehensive Reporting & Remediation Guidance : You’ll receive a detailed report with executive summaries, OSINT overview, and recommendations for reducing your data exposure.
All of Aevora’s operators possess the highly coveted OSCP certification. With Aevora you are getting the best and you can have confidence that every engagement is thorough, confidential, and compliant with standards like PCI-DSS, HIPAA, and GDPR.
Why Choose Aevora for Your OSINT?
In a sea of cybersecurity firms, Aevora stands out because we prioritize your success. Here’s what sets us apart:
- Adaptive and Capable: We have exposed critical information against companies, systems, and people. From small companies to massive enterprises—we will find every angle and hunt resiliently. Aevora operators are required to remain knowledgeable on the latest security trends, tooling, techniques, and OSINT concepts.
- Rapid Turnaround: Most engagements are completed in 1-2 weeks. Importantly, we are flexible and are ready to work around the timelines that you require. Engagement length is primarily determined by the goals of the assessment and Aevora’s testing schedule.
- Transparent Pricing: Starting at $5,000 per week for standard engagements. While scoping, we will analyze any key goals given for the assessment. Custom goals in some scenarios can impact engagement complexity. These details can fluctuate pricing as every assessment is different.
- Ongoing Partnership: Beyond the engagement, you will have access our threat intelligence feeds and quarterly health checks to stay ahead of emerging risks. This is completely free. We want to be your go-to experts year-round. We prioritize your success.
Who Benefits From Our OSINT?
This service is essential for:
Security and Risk Management Teams: Identify publicly available information that could be leveraged by threat actors. Our OSINT assessments uncover exposed credentials, internal data leaks, infrastructure details, employee information, and other digital breadcrumbs—helping teams reduce the external attack surface and prevent targeted attacks.
Executive Leadership and High-Profile Individuals: Public figures, executives, and individuals in sensitive roles are often prime targets for social engineering, impersonation, and doxing. We assess personal and professional exposure across social media, breached data, public records, and other open sources—providing tailored recommendations to reduce risk and enhance personal security.
Organizations Concerned About Targeted Attacks: Whether facing hacktivism, corporate espionage, or financially motivated adversaries, understanding what’s publicly visible is critical. Our OSINT assessments simulate the reconnaissance phase of an attack, showing exactly what an attacker could find and use against your organization or key personnel.
Heavily Regulated or High-Sensitivity Industries: From finance to defense, industries dealing with sensitive data must monitor and manage their online footprint. Our assessments support compliance efforts and internal threat modeling by identifying public exposures that could lead to legal, reputational, or operational harm.
Mergers, Acquisitions, and Third-Party Risk Assessments: Before entering into a new partnership or acquisition, it’s crucial to evaluate the digital exposure of the involved entities. OSINT can reveal potential risks tied to brand reputation, data leaks, or insider threats—adding valuable context to due diligence processes.
Businesses of All Sizes: As organizations scale, so does their digital footprint—and with it, the risk of unintentional exposure. OSINT assessments help identify and eliminate early-stage risks such as exposed dev environments, employee oversharing, or misconfigured cloud assets before they become major liabilities.