C-S&AW
Intelligence wing of rudratech Inc
C-S&AW Intelligence Wing continuously monitors the entire internet, including surface and dark web, using advanced technology to detect emerging threats in real-time.
Upon identifying data breaches, it launches automated investigations with forensics, threat hunting, and intel analysis to trace origins, assess impacts, and recommend containment strategies.
This global security platform supports governments and organizations through bug bounty programs, unified security teams, and partnerships with UN agencies for counter-terrorism and cyber resilience.
Constant monitoring and Dark web analysis
RudraTech Inc.'s intelligence team conducts constant monitoring across the internet, leveraging advanced analytics and AI for real-time threat detection on surface web, deep web, and dark web sources.
Dark web analysis involves scanning forums, marketplaces, and leak sites to identify stolen credentials, breached data, and emerging threats targeting client organizations.
This proactive approach, powered by Vayu AGI, delivers instant alerts and forensic investigations during breaches, enabling rapid containment and mitigation.
Working with United nations and world wide Governments
C-S&AW Intelligence collaborates with the United Nations (UN), United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime (UNODC), and governments worldwide to combat national and international security threats.
The platform supports counter-terrorism efforts by providing real-time cyber intelligence, dark web monitoring, and breach investigations to disrupt terrorist financing, propaganda networks, and cyber-enabled extremism.
Through bug bounty programs and unified security operations, C-S&AW strengthens global resilience against hybrid threats, sharing actionable intel for policy enforcement and rapid response coordination.
Bringing human intelligence observations and investigation
The C-S&AW intelligence team works closely with national and international elite intelligence agencies such as CERT-In (Indian Computer Emergency Response Team), NSA (National Security Agency), FBI (Federal Bureau of Investigation), UN (United Nations), and UNODC (United Nations Office on Drugs and Crime) to gather critical information and counter both national and international threats. This collaborative approach helps in timely sharing of cyber threat intelligence, incident response, and countering cybercrime activities across borders.
