Use Cases:
Whisper Intelligence in practice
What Whisper Intelligence answers, by domain, on one pre-joined graph of internet infrastructure: DNS, BGP, WHOIS, RPKI, threat intel and the physical layer. Start with the domain that matches your job. Sign in with a Whisper account and every workflow page runs its flow live, on the example input first and then on your own.
Threat investigation & SOC
10 flowsTriage an indicator, map the adversary infrastructure around it, and trace a blast radius — every pivot on one pre-joined graph, no swivel-chairing across ten consoles.
Explore Threat investigation
Attack surface & external recon
2 flowsInventory an org footprint, de-cloak origins behind a CDN, and surface shadow IT — from passive data, with no packets sent and no intent leaked.
Explore Attack surface & recon
Brand protection & anti-phishing
3 flowsCatch live lookalike domains, tell a parked squat from one wired into phishing infrastructure, and build a takedown evidence package — in one pass.
Explore Brand protection
BGP, routing & network security
4 flowsDetect MOAS hijacks, audit RPKI coverage, and profile an ASN — routing anomaly and threat signal landing on the same query.
Explore Network & routing
DNS & email security
5 flowsGrade SPF, DMARC, DNSSEC, and mail posture crossed with the live infrastructure behind them — and catch nameserver drift before it becomes a hijack.
Explore DNS & email security
Infrastructure, supply chain & compliance
6 flowsMap dependency and concentration risk down to datacenters, IXPs, and submarine cables — the physical-layer evidence NIS2, DORA, and sanctions screening ask for.
Explore Infrastructure & supply chain
Research & OSINT
4 flowsStudy how the internet is wired in a region or for an org, replay it as it looked at a point in time, and build attribution — RIR, BGP, DNS, and geo joined at last.
Explore Research & OSINT
Not sure which one you need?
These are the flows. If you would rather start from the job — the queue you are trying to clear, the assessment you owe someone — start from the outcome instead.