Dark Web Monitoring / Dark Web Scanning

The act of searching for and tracking your organization’s information on the dark web is known as dark web monitoring or scanning.

Dark web monitoring tools function similarly to a dark web search engine (such as Google). These tools aid in the discovery of leaked or stolen information such as compromised passwords, compromised credentials, intellectual property, and other sensitive material shared and sold by criminal actors operating on the dark web.

Identity thieves may buy or sell your personal information on difficult-to-find dark websites and forums.

The dark web is home to many criminal activities—including a myriad of cybercrime services that can irrevocably harm your business.

When a dark web scan is performed as part of your cybersecurity services, your data security provider can detect threats attempting to infiltrate your network. The dark web scan is an intuitive scanning protocol that utilizes AI to perform deep scans of chat rooms, forums, blogs, and other private sites that proliferate on the dark web, seeking and finding any information that may have been stolen from your organization.

Dark web scanning keeps your company’s data contained and prevents further security breaches, reducing the risks of identity theft and other fraudulent activity.

If you suspect your organization’s corporate credentials have been exposed on the dark web, you can run a scan. Data breaches happen constantly, so you must monitor the dark web continuously.

The benefit of dark web monitoring is that it identifies exposed data and the amount of time that your data is exposed.

Dark web monitoring tools scan the dark web on your behalf, notifying you as soon as they come across any compromised credentials for sale that belong to your company. Dark web alerts should give you enough time to act before threat actors use your organization’s login details for malicious purposes.

By actively monitoring the dark web at all times and mitigating exposed assets or identities, these tools give cybercriminals less time to exploit your confidential information, preventing further information leaks because you addressed them quickly.

We look for your personal information on the dark web and alert you to possible risks. Personal information may be bought and sold on the dark web.

Dark Web Monitoring exposes the dark web notifying you if your information is found. Driver’s license number, social security number, date of birth, mother’s maiden name, physical and email addresses, phone numbers, bank account numbers, and credit card information are all things we can monitor.

Here are a few examples of what our dark web monitoring services:

• Protection against a breach with early detection of compromised user credentials.
• Monitor the dark web for stolen corporate credentials of your users.
• Safeguards the personal credentials of highly targeted executives and privileged users.
• An alert as soon as compromised user credentials are discovered on the dark web,