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Dark Web Breach Detection

Scanning of criminal repositories and forums to identify previously stolen information and sensitive data

Your exposure, checked continuously

Our Dark Web Breach Detection service assesses your exposure from stolen credentials, personally identifiable information, intellectual property, and other protected information. Our experts continuously search underground and criminal databases for confidential information of yours that has been stolen or leaked.

When something of yours turns up, we tell you what it is and what to change, in plain terms rather than as a feed for somebody to interpret.

Dark Web Breach Detection overview (PDF)

Benefits

  • Improved exposure analysis
  • Expanded proactive intelligence
  • Alerted while you can still change it
A page of the monthly CyberBlast report for Dark Web Breach Detection
A page of your monthly CyberBlast report

Features

Continuous searching across the places stolen data actually surfaces, with alerts when it does.

  • Continuous searching of underground and criminal repositories
  • Automatic, instantaneous alerting on discovered assets
  • Comprehensive coverage of known dump sites, forums, chats, IRCs, and other repositories
  • Monthly performance reports with the latest picture of your exposure
  • What can you actually find?

    Credentials, personally identifiable information, intellectual property, and other protected information belonging to your business, turning up in underground markets and in the dumps that follow somebody else being breached.

  • What do we do when something turns up?

    Change the credential, and then find out where else it was used. The reason a leaked password matters is almost never the account it leaked from. It is the three other places somebody used the same one.

  • Is this not what a password manager is for?

    A password manager stops reuse going forward. This tells you what has already escaped, including from breaches at companies you have never heard of that your people happened to have accounts with.

  • How would we know if we have already been breached?

    Most businesses find out from someone else: a customer, a bank, or the person using the stolen login. Credentials from your domain often go up for sale before anyone uses them, and that is what this Dark Web Breach Detection service watches for. People reuse passwords across personal and work accounts, so a breach at a site nobody here thinks about can still reach you.

Tell us about your business.

A half-hour conversation about what you're being asked for and where you actually stand. If we can help, you'll have a proposal usually within a day.

Not ready to talk? Check your readiness in five minutes and see where to start.