Cybersixgill is a tool that allows you to monitor your organization's exposure to cyber criminals and threats by what I would call scraping Dark Web and underground hacker forum sites.

It's not on-premises. It's a service that's offered by Cybersixgill.

We are an MSP who serves different customers of cyber intelligence services. One of the venues that they want to explore is how to do deep web and dark web. For example:

• Is their access for sale?
• Are their analytics for sale? 
• Is their monetization for sale? 

If there is malware, then this can become a problem for them.

My main use case is using Cybersixgill Investigative Portal as a search engine for anything that happens in the dark web. I also use it for an overall view of the trends regarding malware and bad stuff. It searches to identify the selling of operation or currency information for any of my customers in cyber intelligence services.

We have two use cases. We are providing intelligence and services regarding cyber threats against our clients. Our service covers information from open sources and also the dark web. It's in that context that we are using Sixgill.

For example, we have a credit card issuing company as a client. We use Sixgill to collect information regarding illegal credit card information which is sold on the black market. Sixgill covers many dark web markets, including the dark credit card market as an information source. That means we can easily find our customer's credit card information from Sixgill. We also use their API capability to collect credit card information.

We do a heap of open source intelligence collection, where part of that is threat risk assessments for our organization. We use it for being able to conduct searches on Cybersixgill Investigative Portal and identify at risk accounts, current trends, threat data, etc. 

We use it as a cloud software as a service provided by Cybersixgill. Therefore, we log into a provided software service, so we are not actually running it on our network.