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Infrastructure & Historical Web Intelligence
How ThreatWatch360 maps your infrastructure Infrastructure & Historical Web Intelligence?
Your infrastructure is bigger than your asset list — spread across data centers, multiple cloud providers, and IP ranges accumulated over years, with old assets left running long after they were forgotten. ThreatWatch360 maps the full network and hosting footprint behind your organization and mines historical internet records to surface the legacy, retired, and forgotten assets that never made it into your inventory but are still reachable today.
Key Feature
ASN & IP range mapping
Identify the autonomous systems (ASNs) and IP ranges registered to or associated with your organization, using WHOIS, RIR, and BGP data to define your true network footprint.
Hosting & cloud attribution
Map every IP to its hosting provider and cloud environment — AWS, Azure, GCP, and more — revealing shadow cloud and infrastructure spun up outside central IT.
Reverse DNS & shared-host mapping
Resolve IPs back to hostnames and reveal which assets share the same infrastructure, exposing relationships and neighbors you may not know about.
Passive DNS & historical records
Trace how your domains and IPs have changed over time using passive DNS and historical resolution data, surfacing old infrastructure and rotations attackers can still probe.
Web archive intelligence
Mine web archives and archived snapshots to recover retired sites, forgotten endpoints, and content long since removed from your live assets but still visible to attackers.
Dangling asset & takeover detection
Spot forgotten DNS records pointing to deprovisioned cloud resources — the dangling CNAMEs that lead directly to subdomain takeover.
How It Works
How ThreatWatch360 Handles Infrastructure & Historical Web Intelligence
Your infrastructure is bigger than your asset list spread across data centers, multiple cloud providers, and IP ranges accumulated over years, with old assets left running long after they were forgotten. ThreatWatch360 maps the full network and hosting footprint behind your organization and mines historical internet records to surface the legacy, retired, and forgotten assets that never made it into your inventory but are still reachable today.
Why Choose ThreatWatch360 for Infrastructure Intelligence?
- Complete infrastructure visibility: See every IP range, host, and cloud environment behind your organization, not just what's in your asset list.
- Surface forgotten & retired assets: Recover legacy sites and abandoned infrastructure from historical records before attackers find them.
- Close hidden risk & takeovers: Eliminate the blind spots, shadow cloud, and dangling records that unmanaged infrastructure creates.
Frequently Asked Questions
Quick Answers to Your Questions
What is infrastructure and historical web intelligence?
It combines two things: mapping the IP addresses, hosting providers, cloud environments, and network infrastructure behind your organization, and mining historical internet records to uncover legacy, retired, and forgotten assets that are still reachable today.
How does ThreatWatch360 map my organization's infrastructure?
It uses WHOIS, regional internet registry (RIR) data, ASN and BGP information, reverse DNS, and internet scan data to determine the IP ranges, hosting providers, and cloud environments associated with your organization.
What are historical internet records, and why do they matter?
They're records of how your domains, subdomains, and IPs looked in the past — historical DNS, certificates, and web archive snapshots. They reveal old infrastructure and retired assets that are often still online, unpatched, and unmonitored, making them easy targets.
Can this detect shadow cloud or subdomain-takeover risks?
Yes. By attributing infrastructure across cloud providers, it surfaces cloud assets spun up outside central IT. And by analyzing DNS records, it flags dangling entries pointing to deprovisioned resources — a common cause of subdomain takeover.
Does mapping my infrastructure disrupt any systems?
No. Infrastructure and historical mapping rely on public registry data, passive records, and archived data, so it builds your footprint without disrupting your live systems.
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