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Thank You For Your Interest in a Complimentary Dark Web Scan 

THE DARK WEB IS A TANGIBLE REALITY. YOUR ORGANIZATION'S SENSITIVE DATA MAY ALREADY BE CIRCULATING THERE.  

Uncover and Mitigate Threats Lurking in the Shadows of the Internet With Our FREE Dark Web Scan

Our Dark Web Scan is designed to reveal information published on the dark web, including:

  • Names

  • Credit card or bank account information

  • Email addresses

  • Unencrypted chat transcripts

  • Passwords

  • Social media account passwords

  • IP addresses

  • And more.. 

REQUEST OUR COMPLIMENTARY DARK WEB SCAN BY PROVIDING YOUR INFORMATION BELOW

Why Dark Web Preparedness is Critical

We go into the Dark Web to keep you out of it. 

  • Identify

    Compromises throughout your organization 

  • Monitor

    Ensure you are aware of activities on the dark web real-time. 

  • Report

    Threat intelligence reveals critical vulnerabilities daily

  • Prepare

    The more information you collect, the more valuable it becomes. Extensive logging and reporting capabilities allow us to track and triage incidents and create effective policies and procedures to minimize risk in the future.

  • Predict

    It’s not enough to simply be ready, you need to be ahead. The platform allows us to see industry patterns long before they become trends, and offers the intelligence to keep you, your employees, and consultants more protected.

  • Prevent

    Attacks on networks may be inevitable, but they don’t have to be destructive. Proactive monitoring of stolen and compromised data alerts us when a threat is detected so we can respond immediately.

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

What is the dark web?

The dark web refers to a hidden part of the internet not accessible through regular search engines. To enter, you need specific software, configurations, or authorization. Unfortunately, it's a hotspot for cybercrime and illegal activities like drug and weapon trading.

How does your info get on the dark web?

Information finds its way onto the dark web through various avenues. The primary method involves data theft during cyberattacks targeting companies. Additionally, information and credentials can be obtained through phishing schemes.

Is the dark web dangerous?

Yes, the dark web poses significant risks. Unregulated and rife with illegal activities, it attracts cybercriminals and potentially harmful individuals. Alongside threats like identity theft and financial fraud, users face dangers from malicious software and online hazards. Moreover, the anonymity of the dark web complicates verifying other users' identities, increasing the likelihood of scams and fraud. It's crucial to exercise caution while navigating the dark web and remain vigilant against its inherent risks and dangers.

What happens when your info is on the dark web?

Data holds significant value on the dark web, akin to currency. Once your data surfaces there, it often falls into the hands of data brokers, who trade it extensively in data markets. Additionally, data can be dumped into publicly accessible repositories on the dark web, serving as tools for cybercriminals to execute illicit activities.

What is dark web monitoring?

Dark web monitoring for businesses involves the systematic search, tracking, and validation of specific information within the dark web. This comprehensive process utilizes a blend of human analysts and specialized software, which sift through data collected from areas of the dark web known for trafficking information.

Why do you need dark web monitoring?

Businesses require dark web monitoring software to obtain a thorough understanding of their risk exposure resulting from credential compromise. This type of compromise is among the swiftest routes to a cyberattack and accounts for over 60% of data breaches.

How does dark web monitoring work?

Dark web monitoring for businesses works through software that constantly keeps an eye on the parts of the dark web where data like credentials would be sold including:

  • Hidden chat rooms
  • Unindexed sites
  • Private websites
  • P2P (peer-to-peer) networks
  • IRC (internet relay chat) channels
  • Social media platforms
  • Black market sites
  • 640,000+ botnets
What features should dark web monitoring include?

An effective dark web monitoring tool should keep an eye on both business and personal credentials using a mix of human oversight and automated checks. It should cover things like domain names, IP addresses, and email addresses. Plus, it should let businesses add extra services they might need, like keeping tabs on their supply chain. And it should make it easy for IT leaders to search the dark web for any compromised credentials and act fast without needing too much tech know-how.