Solution
Most breaches are telegraphed in advance. Catch leaked credentials, stolen data and threats targeting your organisation — before they’re used against you.
Definition
Stolen credentials are traded, access is sold and targets are discussed on criminal forums and leak sites — usually well before an attack. Dark web and credential monitoring continuously scans these sources for information tied to your organisation, correlates it to your brands, domains and people, and enriches it with context so it’s actionable. The goal is early, relevant warning rather than an undifferentiated firehose of data.
Why it matters
Reused and exposed credentials are among the most common ways attackers get in. Knowing the moment your credentials or data appear for sale lets you reset, contain and respond before the damage is done.
What we watch for
Corporate logins exposed in breaches and dumps.
API keys, tokens and sensitive data for sale.
Look-alike domains and fraudulent use of your brand.
Discussion and planning that targets you.
Initial access to your environment offered by brokers.
Leak-site posts and extortion naming your organisation.
How it works
Continuously gather intelligence from dark, deep and open sources.
Match findings to your organisation, brands and people.
Add threat-actor context and indicators of compromise.
Deliver prioritised, contextual alerts so you can act fast.
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FAQ
Dark web marketplaces and forums, paste and leak sites, breach databases, ransomware leak sites and open sources.
We correlate findings to your organisation and enrich them with context, rather than delivering undifferentiated data.
Yes. Intelligence can be delivered via API or ingested into your SIEM.
You can reset affected accounts, enforce MFA and investigate — our alerts give you the context to respond quickly.
Get early, relevant warning of threats to your brand, data and people — book a demo.
