1. A computer-implemented method for analyzing a digital interaction, the method comprising acts of: determining, by at least one processor, whether the digital interaction is suspicious, wherein the act of determining whether the digital interaction is suspicious comprises an act of matching the digital interaction to a profile comprising at least one anomalous attribute, and wherein the act of matching the digital interaction to the profile comprises acts of: determining, from the digital interaction, a value of the at least one anomalous attribute; determining, based on information stored in the profile, whether the value of the at least one anomalous attribute exhibits an anomaly; and in response to determining that the value of the at least one anomalous attribute exhibits an anomaly, calculating a penalty score for the digital interaction, wherein the penalty score is calculated based at least in part on a count of anomalous attributes for which values determined from the digital interaction exhibit anomalies; in response to determining that the digital interaction is suspicious, deploying a security probe of a first type to collect first data from the digital interaction; analyzing first data collected from the digital interaction by the security probe of the first type to determine if the digital interaction continues to appear suspicious; and in response to analyzing the first data collected from the digital interaction: if the first data collected from the digital interaction by the security probe of the first type indicates that the digital interaction continues to appear suspicious, deploying a security probe of a second type to collect second data from the digital interaction; and if the first data collected from the digital interaction by the security probe of the first type indicates that the digital interaction no longer appears suspicious, deploying a security probe of a third type to collect third data from the digital interaction.