GWSSG runs a single, integrated platform across six capability lines. Engagements scope which lines are active, the cadence, and the deliverable shape — from continuous feed to monthly classified brief.
Continuous full IPv4 sweeps and IPv6 hitlist coverage with banner-grab and protocol fingerprinting on every reachable service. Output is structured, normalized, and graph-ready.
Our owned scanning fleet sweeps the public IPv4 space on a 4-hour cycle, then dispatches deeper protocol modules — HTTP(S), SSH, FTP, RDP, SMB, MQTT, RTSP, BGP, NTP, IPMI, Modbus, Siemens S7, BACnet, and 800+ others — to fingerprint exact software versions, configurations, and exposure conditions. Findings flow into the graph within seconds, where they're correlated with certificates, DNS, ASN data, and prior observation history.
Authoritative passive DNS, real-time zone delta monitoring, fast-flux and DGA detection, and brand-watch across 1,800+ TLDs.
We ingest passive DNS at one of the largest non-ISP volumes outside government and operate a fleet of recursive resolvers that watermark zone changes within 90 seconds of authority. New domain registrations are scored against brand watchlists, typo-distance, and known kit fingerprints — and pushed to clients before they appear in commercial threat feeds.
Full Certificate Transparency log ingestion, JA3/JA4/JARM fingerprint extraction, and chain-of-trust analytics across the public web.
Every new entry across all major CT logs lands in our graph within seconds, indexed by issuer, SAN list, and handshake fingerprint. We use TLS metadata to discover undeclared infrastructure, attribute fronted services, and surface the tooling adversaries reuse across rotations — even when domains and IPs change underneath.
CVE feed enriched with KEV status, EPSS scoring, exploit-PoC sightings, and live global exposure counts — per asset, per ASN, per sector.
Static CVE feeds are commodity. Useful CVE intelligence couples each advisory with the exact internet-facing population running the affected version, the speed at which exploitation is occurring in the wild, and the proximity to your specific exposure. We deliver that join — for every CVE that matters — in real time.
Named-cluster adversary tracking, malware C2 attribution, leaked-credential pipelines, and dark-market signal extraction.
Our analyst team maintains the GW actor-cluster taxonomy — named groups (GW-ORCA, GW-RIPTIDE, GW-MARLIN, ...) stitched from infrastructure, tooling, and tradecraft signatures observed across our telemetry. Clients receive cluster sightings, infrastructure rotations, leaked-credential exposures relevant to their identity surface, and signal-graded reports with sourcing intact.
Embedding-based triage, retrieval-grounded analyst LLMs, and provenance-locked model outputs — engineered for environments where wrong answers have consequences.
We build models that earn their seat. Embedding-based deduplication folds noisy alert storms into named incidents. Sequence and behavior models cluster operator infrastructure across rotations. Multi-lingual analyst LLMs summarize forum chatter with cited source spans. Every output is bound to source artifacts — we do not ship hallucinated intel, and we will publish the receipts for any finding we sign our name to.
When the alert fires, the operator who scoped you is on the bridge. No tier-1, no escalation maze.
Every continuous engagement includes named analyst support during incident windows. We will stand up a shared bridge, deliver hourly intel updates with sourcing, run external recon on adversary infrastructure in real time, and remain on call until the incident is closed. We do not bill in tickets.
The first call is a thirty-minute scoping conversation, on the record. We'll tell you what's possible.