Security & compliance
Dark web monitoring
Finding out your credentials have leaked before somebody uses them.
Continuous
Checks against breach data
Whole domain
Every address monitored
Honest advice
We'll say if it isn't worth it
Overview
When a website your staff have used is breached, the email addresses and passwords involved end up circulating in the criminal marketplace. If someone reused that password at work, an attacker has a valid login without needing to break anything.
Dark web monitoring watches breach data for your domain and alerts us when your addresses appear, so passwords can be changed and accounts secured. In fairness, general demand for this has softened now that banks and credit monitoring platforms offer similar alerting to individuals — so we will tell you honestly whether it adds value for your business or whether your money is better spent elsewhere in the stack.
What's included
How we deliver dark web monitoring
Domain monitoring
Continuous checks against breach and credential dumps for every address on your domain.
Alerts with context
Which account, which breach, and what was exposed, so you can judge the actual risk.
Remediation support
Password resets, session revocation and MFA enforcement carried out for the affected accounts.
Reused password checks
Identifying where a leaked personal password may also open a business system.
Historic exposure report
A first look at what is already out there for your domain, usually an uncomfortable but useful read.
Honest advice
If credit monitoring or better MFA would serve you better, we will say so rather than sell you the add-on.
How it works
What happens when you get in touch
Historic exposure report
A first look at what is already circulating for your domain — usually an uncomfortable read.
Enable monitoring
Continuous checks against credential dumps and breach data for every address you own.
Act on alerts
Password resets, session revocation and MFA enforcement for the affected accounts.
Reduce the risk
Tackling reused passwords and tightening access so a leak stops being a way in.
Who it suits
This is usually the right fit for
- Businesses with staff who use their work address on third-party sites
- Organisations without MFA fully enforced yet
- Companies wanting an early warning of credential exposure
Common questions
Questions we are asked about this
Can leaked data be removed?
No. Once it is out it stays out, which is why the response is changing credentials and enforcing MFA.
Is it worth paying for?
Sometimes. Demand has softened now banks and credit platforms alert individuals, so we will tell you honestly if MFA is a better use of the money.
What does an alert actually tell us?
Which account, which breach and what was exposed, so you can judge the real risk rather than panic.
Interested in dark web monitoring?
Tell us what's frustrating you and we'll tell you honestly what we'd do about it. No jargon, no pressure, no lengthy sales process.