Service overview
What Dark Web Monitoring covers
We continuously monitor relevant sources for indicators that your organization’s data, credentials, or brand are being traded, leaked, or abused.
What it is
Dark Web Monitoring is a continuous capability that searches for indicators your organization may be exposed—such as stolen credentials, leaked data, or brand mentions—so you can respond early and reduce the likelihood of account takeover, fraud, and data breach escalation.
What we monitor
- Credentials: employee/customer emails, usernames, passwords, and session tokens when available
- Leaks: data dumps, exposed documents, and references to compromised systems
- Mentions: domains, brand keywords, executives, and impersonation indicators agreed in scope
Key deliverables
- Validated findings with evidence snapshots (where available) and severity rating
- Impacted identities/assets list (emails, domains, keywords) and exposure context
- Recommended containment actions (password resets, MFA enforcement, access review, session revocation)
- Optional takedown/coordination guidance for impersonation or fraudulent use cases (where applicable)
Reporting cadence
Choose a cadence that fits your risk and operations:
- Immediate alerts for high-severity findings (e.g., privileged account exposure, active exploitation indicators)
- Weekly summaries for active monitoring periods and faster remediation cycles
- Monthly executive summaries for trends, recurring exposure, and control improvement planning
Who it’s for
- Organizations with remote workforce and cloud-first identity stacks (M365/Google Workspace/SSO)
- Brands exposed to impersonation, fraud, or credential stuffing attempts
- Compliance-driven teams that need continuous exposure evidence and response documentation
- Security teams that want early warning signals to complement SOC/EDR/SIEM
Workflow
Monitoring & alerting workflow
From onboarding to validation and escalation—built for fast triage and measurable containment.
1) Onboarding & scope
Confirm the domains, brands, executives, and email formats to monitor. Define severity levels, notification channels, and escalation contacts.
2) Monitoring & detection
We monitor relevant sources for potential matches across the agreed indicators and scope.
3) Validation & triage
We validate relevance and context, reduce false positives, and assign severity based on impacted assets and likely abuse scenarios.
4) Alerting, containment & reporting
We notify your team based on severity, provide recommended containment actions, and include evidence and remediation guidance in the report.