- Breachsense tracks open, deep, and dark web sources continuously, including Tor websites, private ransomware IRC and Telegram channels, cybercrime communities and forums, and more, ensuring that your security team is notified of the breach the moment it happens.
- Get notified whenever there’s a mention of your employees’, customers’, or executive staff’s usernames or passwords on dark web marketplaces.
- Detect threats or mentions of your clients, VIP staff, or executive team members and prevent threats before they become incidents.
Dark Web Monitoring Solution | Breachsense
Breachsense allows you to monitor the dark web for leaked account credentials, personal staff information, ransomware marketplace listings of sensitive company information, and more. By detecting data breaches in real time, you’ll be able to intervene and prevent cyberattacks before they happen.
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Dark Web Monitoring Helps Prevent Cybercrime
By detecting data breaches in real time, your security team will be able to react immediately before any damage is done. The moment a breach is detected, you can:
Disable Compromised Accounts
Prevent Fraudulent Purchases
Upgrade Your Security Measures
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Our team uses Breachsense data to gain initial access during pen testing and red team engagements. The API is simple to use and the support is always helpful and responds quickly.
Gordon Maddern
Technical Director, Red Cursor
Our Security Colony platform relies on Breachsense data as part of our dark web monitoring service. The data is continuously updated and high quality. Highly recommend!
Nick Ellsmore
SVP Professional Services, Trustwave
We rely on Breachsense for a lot of data. Their frequent database updates, constant availability, and handling of big and small breaches alike means we are always covered.
Bill Mathews
CTO, Hurricane Labs
What is Dark Web Monitoring
Dark web monitoring is the process of monitoring the dark web for mentions of specific individuals, brands, phone numbers, and other types of sensitive information. With data breaches becoming increasingly common, ongoing dark web monitoring is essential for ensuring the safety of your customers' and employees’ sensitive personal information.
Dark Web Monitoring is More Important Than Ever
45%
Of US companies reported a data breach in 2021, according to the Thales Data Threat Report
$4.62 Million
Is the average cost of a data breach, including direct damages, administrative fines, and more (Varonis).
65%
Of your customers are likely to lose trust in your organization after a data breach (BusinessToday).
How Does Dark Web Monitoring Work?
Breachsense continuously tracks millions of online sources, including IRC and Telegram channels, private cybercrime communities, ransomware marketplaces, and more. Your security team is notified the moment there are any mentions of your:
Employee or customer account credentials
Login credentials to your C-level executive accounts
Credentials for remote access servers like SSH, Remote Desktop, and FTP
Internal company emails or documents
Employee corporate or government-issued IDs
Breachsense Is Perfect For
Penetration Testers
Red Teams
Enterprise Security Teams
Incident Response Analysts
M&A Research
Frequently Asked Questions
How does dark web monitoring help?
Dark web monitoring helps you detect data breaches in your organization in real time, notifying you the moment there’s a mention of any sensitive information related to your organization. While you won’t be able to delete these mentions on the dark web, you will be able to apply preventative measures by canceling accounts, changing passwords, and so on, mitigating any potential damage.
Is dark web monitoring worth it?
Dark web monitoring is definitely worth it. Data breaches can be very costly for organizations, both in terms of monetary losses and customer trust. The average cost of a data breach can be up to $4.62 million, while up to 65% of your customers are likely to lose trust in your organization because of a breach. As such, dark web monitoring is essential for protecting your organization, staff, and customers.
I found mentions of my staff/clients’ sensitive information on the dark web. What now?
The moment you detect sensitive information on the dark web, it’s time to act. Start by finding the exposed account credentials and changing passwords. Find the source of the leak, and patch it. Require 2-Factor Authentication on all company devices to prevent unauthorized access. Train your staff on proper cybersecurity etiquette.