PREEMPT THREATS BEYOND THE PERIMETER

DRPS provides a single view of external threats tied to your brand, domains and executives. It correlates signals from URLs, apps, social accounts and leaked data to surface attacker activity early, before campaigns scale. Threat intelligence highlights the threats that show real abuse, active discussion in underground channels and patterns consistent with coordinated attacker campaigns.

This unified context helps teams move beyond asset visibility to focus on real-world threats that drive fraud, customer harm and business risk.

DRPS manages the full takedown lifecycle across hosting providers, registrars, social platforms, app stores and ad networks. Automated workflows handle notifications, follow-ups and escalations at scale, ensuring malicious infrastructure is removed consistently and verified as complete.

Every case is tracked from detection through confirmed removal, with ongoing monitoring to prevent recurrence.

DRPS identifies external threats, while Protective DNS, part of Threat Defense™, blocks malicious destinations in real time to prevent users from reaching them. Protection begins at the point of resolution, limiting downstream impact even as disruption and takedown efforts continue.

DRPS disrupts threats externally, while Protective DNS blocks them internally. Together, they close the loop between external discovery and internal enforcement, shrinking the window of exposure with less manual effort.

External digital risk protection (often delivered as Digital Risk Protection Services, or DRPS) focuses on identifying and disrupting threats outside the enterprise perimeter, where attackers abuse trusted brands, identities and digital assets. These risks include phishing infrastructure, brand impersonation, fraudulent ads, rogue apps and exposed credentials.

Rather than generating alerts alone, DRPS validates real threats, removes attacker infrastructure through evidence-backed takedowns and helps prevent harm before fraud or account takeover occurs. Within a broader exposure management strategy, DRPS addresses the external side of the attack surface; the goal is measurable risk reduction, not post-incident response.

Attackers increasingly use AI to scale phishing, impersonation and fraud. AI enables them to quickly generate convincing lures, rotate domains, relaunch campaigns and adapt faster than manual defenses can respond.

As a result, the time between attacker setup and user interaction has compressed to hours or minutes. Traditional investigation-driven security models struggle to keep pace, which is why organizations are shifting toward earlier detection, automation and disruption before damage occurs. This is the foundation of an approach rooted in exposure management.

External Attack Surface Management (EASM) provides visibility into what an organization exposes externally, such as domains, IPs, cloud assets and services. DRPS focuses on how attackers actively abuse that exposure through phishing, impersonation and fraud.

Together, they address different stages of risk. EASM shows what exists. DRPS confirms which threats are real, disrupts attacker infrastructure and reduces impact. Both are key components of an exposure management strategy, helping teams move from visibility to action.

Exposure Management takes a preemptive approach by intervening early in the attack lifecycle. Digital Risk Protection Services (DRPS) discovers external threats as they appear, validates real abuse using AI and initiates automated takedowns at scale.

At the same time, Protective DNS blocks access to confirmed malicious destinations for managed users, limiting exposure while takedowns are completed. Continuous monitoring ensures threats stay down, shortening attacker windows and reducing reliance on incident response.

Infoblox Exposure Management brings together Infoblox and Axur to connect external threat discovery, rapid disruption and immediate user protection. DRPS uses Axur’s AI-driven discovery and takedowns to find and remove phishing, fraud, impersonation and credential exposure across the open web, social platforms, ads, apps and the dark web.

Infoblox adds DNS-layer enforcement, attribution and enterprise integration, so protection begins immediately and continues through verified removal, resulting in fewer successful attacks, less fraud and measurable reduction in customer harm.