EU-sovereign fraud and threat intelligence

Evidence that survives audit, insurer and court.

PhishNet shows what is abusing your brand, which customers are exposed, how we proved it, and what action to take next. Built for Belgian and European institutions that need NIS2, DORA, board and takedown evidence without handling raw dumps.

Belgian and EU focus NIS2 and DORA evidence Customer-harm intelligence STIX / TAXII / MISP exports
EU
Sovereign evidence
collection, storage and reporting designed for Belgian and European customers
NIS2
Board and regulator language
risk letters, incident context, evidence appendices and peer benchmarks
Proof
Data behind every number
source, confidence, timestamps, graph links and customer relevance
Action
From signal to response
takedown packets, reporting packs and analyst-ready search paths
Why customers use PhishNet

Not another feed. A managed view of customer harm.

Security teams already have dashboards. What they often lack is a trusted, Belgian/EU view that explains what touches their customers, their brand, their evidence position and their liability.

Protect customers

Spot impersonation before it becomes a complaint wave.

We connect suspicious domains, phishing pages, search exposure, app abuse, mule routes and takedown memory into one customer-harm picture.

Brief leadership

Turn threat data into board language.

Weekly, monthly and quarterly reporting frames trend, impact, exposure, action and peer context without drowning decision makers in technical noise.

Prove the work

Keep evidence ready for NIS2, DORA and insurance.

Every major claim can link back to source, timestamp, confidence, evidence state and the data behind the number.

NIS2 reporting for towns and distributed services

Turn local exposure into a management file people can act on.

Municipalities, fleets, utilities, healthcare groups and service operators need more than alerts. They need a weekly evidence trail, a board-safe narrative and a clear view of which public-facing services create risk.

Managed reporting examples

From “what is exposed?” to “what do we show management?”

PhishNet packages live fraud, phishing, ransomware, supplier and public attack-surface signals into recurring reports for NIS2 responsibilities and practical remediation. Each pack keeps raw sensitive material restricted while preserving the source trail behind every claim.

Towns and citiesCitizen-facing services, domains, email exposure, supplier dependencies, impersonation risk and incident-readiness evidence.
Fleet and field operatorsVehicle, logistics, payment, portal, app and partner exposure translated into owner-ready action.
Associations and MSSPsRepeatable packs for groups of regulated customers, with peer context and safe cohort reporting.
Evidence without oversharing

Useful intelligence, handled safely.

We do not sell raw leaked material or shock-value dumps. Customer-safe views expose what changed, who is affected, how we know, and what action to take.

Customer-safe by default

Hashes, excerpts, defanged indicators, provenance, confidence and recommended actions.

RFC 3161 timestamps

Qualified timestamp proof supports court-grade handling under EU law for evidence, claims and TLPT files.

Public check and evidence reporting

Check or submit evidence through the public intake path, then keep sensitive details restricted by default.

Deeper proof when authorized

Restricted evidence workflows for legal, insurance, incident response and TLPT support.

Benchmark-ready

Board language and peer context versus comparable Belgian and European institutions.

What you can actually find here

A public route into phishing intelligence, NIS2 reporting and evidence-backed customer exposure.

Google should be able to understand that PhishNet is not a generic brochure. The public site explains phishing intelligence, brand impersonation monitoring, ransomware and fraud reporting, public-safe threat research, and NIS2 or DORA reporting support for Belgian and European institutions.

Common questions

What a CISO, risk lead or public-sector buyer usually needs to know first.

What does PhishNet actually do?

It monitors phishing, impersonation, ransomware, exposure and customer-harm infrastructure, then turns the findings into evidence-backed reporting and action for regulated teams.

Who is it for?

Banks, insurers, healthcare groups, municipalities, critical infrastructure operators, MSSPs and other Belgian or European institutions with public trust and regulatory duties.

What makes it different from a feed?

Every important number can open into the rows, source trail, timestamps, confidence and evidence context behind it instead of stopping at an alert.

Is the public site safe to share?

Yes. Public pages use defanged indicators, aggregate figures and customer-safe summaries rather than raw dumps, secrets or unrestricted sensitive material.

Start with a briefing

Show us the brands and services that matter. We will show you what is already visible.

Use the first conversation to map your brand exposure, NIS2 or DORA reporting needs, and the weekly evidence pack that would make the service valuable.