Here’s everything you need to know about how Dark Web Monitoring works and protects your business from hidden online threats.
The dark web is a part of the internet that isn’t indexed by search engines and, instead, requires special tools to access. As a result, it’s often used to buy, sell, and trade stolen data — including business credentials and other sensitive records.
We scan known breach databases, underground marketplaces, and hacker forums for leaked business credentials tied to your domain. This includes email addresses, usernames, and passwords — even if the breach didn’t happen directly to your company.
We use a combination of commercial threat intelligence tools, breach datasets, and dark web crawlers. If a credential tied to your domain appears in a breach or sale, we’ll alert you immediately.
Yes — as long as their accounts are tied to your business domain (e.g., employee@yourcompany.com). We can also help you understand third-party risk exposure from vendors or contractors.
Monitoring alone won’t prevent an attack; however, it plays a crucial role in a layered defense. It provides early warning when your credentials are exposed, allowing you to take action before someone exploits them.
Yes, dark web monitoring is included in most of our cybersecurity bundles. Additionally, you can add it as a standalone service. Moreover, we’ll tailor the scope to fit your business size and specific needs.