Programmers at the Russian company Angara Security developed the Echo platform for managing digital footprint and countering cyberattacks. It was presented abroad for the first time at the Defence Services Asia (DSA) International Exhibition of Armaments and Military Equipment in Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia).
Echo automatically tracks and analyzes information in both indexed sources (publicly accessible resources scanned by search engines) and non-indexed sources (the darknet, the "deep web," etc.).
The platform monitors four parameters:
- domain name
- legal entity name
- brand
- key employees
Echo also detects data leaks (logins and passwords) and tracks visits to phishing websites. This allows the platform to respond promptly to threats and reduce risks.
The development can be seen at the Rosoboroneksport exposition. Other domestic IT solutions in the field of cybersecurity are also presented there.
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