Unrivaled Supply Chain Risk Management Federal Agencies Trust

U.S. government agencies are the most highly targeted organizations by threat actors, stealing intellectual property to erode our competitive advantage, disrupting supply chains to diminish national security capabilities and readiness, and inflicting prolonged economic damage. State-sponsored threat actors are intent on disrupting mission-critical capabilities and readiness by attacking contractors in your supply chains.

Designed by a team of former NATO-certified ethical hackers, Black Kite is disrupting cyber supply chain risk management practices by providing risk managers and security experts with the industry’s most accurate and comprehensive cyber intelligence, resulting in unparalleled visibility into the risk vendors introduce daily into your agency’s environment. Our award-winning platform pushes the limits on predictive insights to help organizations make better risk decisions in their extensive cyber ecosystem with data that is both trustworthy and verifiable.

For cybersecurity and IT professionals, Black Kite’s mission is to fortify our nation's defense against invisible adversaries. Black Kite’s platform is a reconnaissance unit in its own right as a state-of-the-art AI/ ML data collection platform designed to monitor and assess external attack surfaces, tirelessly hunting down digital footprints. These footprints include IP addresses, domains, subdomains, and open ports of our targets, painting a detailed picture of their online presence and potential weak points.

The platform's data collection operates under the principles of non-intrusive scanning and continuous surveillance. The information is gathered clandestinely, ensuring we maintain a low profile while keeping intelligence up-to-date and actionable. In the hands of our national security services, Black Kite becomes a tactical command center. Its user-friendly interface, in-depth analytics, customizable alerts, and detailed reporting allow for rapid interpretation and action based on the data collected.