What the network sees, every customer sees.

The live signal layer beneath every product on Kodex, not a feed you subscribe to.

The security and trust teams at the world's largest crypto exchanges, banks, and telcos defend together on Kodex.
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A single company can only see what shows up at its own door.

Live operational visibility.

Sophisticated threats aren't visible from one vantage point. A compromised police email is used at multiple companies before detection. A spoofed agency domain hits three platforms before any sees it twice. Defending alone means defending late.

The Kodex Global Network connects 15,000 agencies and 140,000+ agents across 190 countries. Every signal one customer detects benefits all. Fraudulent emergency data requests caught at one bank get caught everywhere.

That's the difference between defending alone and defending together.

Detect

The network's eyes are open across every signal, every time.

The detection layer reads sign-in metadata, runs domain checks on credentials, monitors the dark web for compromised accounts, and watches for behavioral anomalies in the user base.

A single signal in isolation is noise. A signal correlated against 140,000 others is intelligence.

Assess

Detection produces signals. Assessment turns signals into judgments.

The Kodex Threat Intelligence team, who run Verification On Demand, continuously analyze network data.

Each country on the network has a risk tier, from In Good Standing to Rejection Likely, based on real data. Threat actors are tracked across customers and time. Patterns no single company could link.

The same domain-spoofing used on three platforms, the same compromised credential appearing in a new region — all connected here.

The judgment is the product. The signals are the input.

Disseminate

The intelligence moves in three directions.

Live propagation, network-wide.

When a credential is compromised, the network re-verifies all active sessions using it across customers. Protection happens automatically. Propagation is the engine, not a separate workflow.

Threat Alerts and Threat Briefings.

Threat Alerts is a live feed of compromised emails and domains in Kodex Verify — searchable and integrated into your team's workspace. Threat Briefings is the monthly intelligence report summarizing last month's network activity and upcoming threats.

Read beyond the network.

The Kodex threat intelligence newsletter is read by professionals at major companies. It informs regulatory briefings and quarterly reviews, naming threat actors first.

Questions teams ask before they trust the network.

How is this different from a threat intelligence feed?

A threat feed sends you data and leaves you to figure out what to do with it. The Kodex layer is built into the products your team is already running. The same engine that verifies a requester is the engine that flagged the compromised credential they're using. No feed to integrate, no parsing to do, no separate workflow. Detection happens where the work happens.

Can we get the threat intelligence without using the rest of Kodex?

The intelligence is the network, and the network is the customers using the platform. You can read the monthly Threat Briefing without being a customer. The live signal layer — the part that protects you in real time — only runs where the platform runs.

What's the difference between Threat Alerts and Threat Briefings?

Threat Alerts is the live feed of compromised emails and domains inside Kodex Verify. Threat Briefings is the monthly narrative report from the Kodex Threat Intelligence team: what the network saw, what to watch next.

How quickly does a signal at one customer become protection at another?

Live. A credential flagged at one company on the network is re-verified against every active session touching that credential on every other company on the network. There is no "syncing window."

Who is the Kodex Threat Intelligence team?

The same analysts who run Verification On Demand on behalf of customers. They built the network and they work its data continuously. Threat profiles, regional risk tiers, alerts, and briefings come from this team.

Threat intelligence isn't a feature. It's the network learning in public.

The engine protecting a Kodex customer's intake portal also detects compromised credentials, agency-spoofing attacks, and abuse patterns. Every customer funds protection for all others on the network.

That's how a defense layer becomes a network.
That's how a network becomes a standard.