About this software
Digital Risk Analyzer monitors external digital threats to domains, brands, and other public-facing assets. It detects exposed credentials, data leaks, brand impersonation, malicious domains, and other internet-facing risks, and presents findings in a consolidated interface suitable for security, IT, and risk teams. The product supports exporting findings and integrating with security workflows.
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ManageEngine Digital Risk Analyzer
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Benefits
- External exposure detection: Identifies leaked credentials, exposed data, and third-party exposures across the public web.
- Brand impersonation monitoring: Detects phishing sites, domain squatting, and lookalike properties targeting the brand.
- Domain and certificate monitoring: Tracks domain registrations, subdomains, and certificate changes.
- Prioritized alerts and reports: Sends prioritized findings with contextual information for faster triage.
- Integration and export options: Exports findings to common formats and integrates with security tools.
Available languages
- English
Support information
- Product documentation: Comprehensive product documentation and admin guides are available on the publisher site.
- Knowledge base: Searchable knowledge base articles cover configuration and troubleshooting.
- Support portal: Access to a support portal for case submission and status tracking.
- Community forums: User community forums and discussions are hosted by the publisher.
- Product updates: Release notes and product updates are published on the product pages.
Frequently asked questions
What is ManageEngine Digital Risk Analyzer used for?
A tool to identify and assess external digital risks to an organization's brand, data, and online assets, helping teams prioritize remediation.
Which types of digital risks does it evaluate?
Common categories include exposed credentials, leaked data, brand impersonation, misconfigured assets, and third-party exposure across public-facing services.
Who in an organization benefits from using it?
Security, risk, and IT teams responsible for external attack surface management, incident response planning, and vendor or brand protection.
How are findings delivered and used for remediation?
Findings are typically organized into reports or dashboards with contextual details and risk ratings to inform prioritization and remediation workflows.