Dark web monitoring involves systematically scouring and monitoring the dark web to detect any leaked or compromised data belonging to your organization. We leverage the CyberSixgill dark web intelligence platorm, which acts as a specialized search engine that is geared toward locating your sensitive information within the hidden recesses of the dark web. These tools are designed to uncover compromised assets such as infected computer systems, exposed credentials, proprietary information, and more, which may be traded or sold amongst cybercriminals throughout the digital underground.
Dark web surveillance tools provide enhanced threat identification capabilities. It works retroactively and proactively to identify both individual and enterprise risks, including login details, confidential business information, physical security info, and intellectual property.
CyberSentience provide a fully managed dark web monitoring service. This begins with technology selection and tailored platform configuration, and continues through to alert investigation and triage. We pride ourselves on offering a low noise, high value offering that maximises threat idenfication opportunities while minimising the overhead for your security team.
Active dark web monitoring minimizes the window of opportunity for cybercriminals to exploit your sensitive data. By identifying and acting on these exposures promptly, we can prevent additional data leakage and deny threat actors the ability to escalate their attack.
Such monitoring provides valuable insights into how the breach occurred, helping you take proactive security measures that will fortify your organisation against criminals after every event.
The dark web is more than just a marketplace for compromised credentials; it’s also a hotbed of activity that could signal an impending or ongoing attack against your business. This could even extend to threats associated with your supply chain partners. Dark web monitoring acts as an early warning system in your overall cybersecurity strategy.
It doesn’t just alert you about data breaches but also helps identify risks from unverified sources. These alerts can be tied to other threat indicators, speeding up the threat profiling and mitigation process.
Attackers increasingly sell personal data on the dark web, often circumventing malware detection by using stolen credentials and other “stealth” methods. According to recent data, 62% of such attacks are malware-free.