domainsvisual

Domainsvisual is a data visualization platform designed to help organizations analyze domain-name ecosystems by transforming domain-related data into interactive visualizations. The platform aggregates publicly available data such as WHOIS records, DNS records, SSL certificate data, passive DNS, hosting information, and traffic signals to reveal relationships among domains, subdomains, registrants, and infrastructure. Visualization options include network graphs, timelines, heat maps, and geolocation maps, with interactive filters to explore ownership, clustering, and flow of traffic.

Data is sourced from multiple providers and is updated on configurable schedules to balance freshness with performance. The platform emphasizes transparency in data provenance and provides user controls for data retention and privacy. It offers an API and SDKs to embed visualizations in other tools and supports export formats such as PNG, SVG, and CSV.

Domainsvisual targets security teams, brand managers, and digital forensics professionals. Use cases include threat-hunting by mapping attacker infrastructure across domains, portfolio visualization for brand protection, competitor analysis, and incident response. Because domain data can be incomplete or noisy, the platform flags confidence levels and includes mechanisms to annotate doubtful connections.

In terms of architecture, domainsvisual operates as a web-based application with a graph-database backend to store relationships and an optional on-premises deployment for regulated environments. It provides role-based access control, audit trails, and integration with SIEMs and data catalogs.

Reception has focused on its ability to scale to large domain graphs and to render complex relationships clearly, while noting dependency on external data quality and privacy considerations. Similar tools in the field include Maltego, Gephi, and Linkurious.