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FortinetDark Web Monitoring
Gain powerful visibility into dark web communications to surface data leaks and attack planning with Vissensa Dark Web Monitoring
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What is Dark Web Monitoring?
Data brokers and malicious actors continually sell and trade information on the dark web, and security teams alone are often unable to access forums and marketplaces where your data is likely to be found. Dark web monitoring uses both human and artificial intelligence to collect and analyse raw intelligence from across the dark web in real time. Dark web monitoring searches the dark web for information about your organisation, including leaked or stolen data, compromised or breached credentials, intellectual property, and other sensitive materials.
Why Dark Web Monitoring matters
Monitoring the dark web is a difficult and expensive task requiring constant data and intelligence collection across concealed and covert communications platforms. It takes experts who have infiltrated and built relationships within these deep and dark web communities to monitor channels including TOR, I2P, ZeroNet, Telegram, Discord, and IRC. This inside information provides organisations with early detection of credential theft and other data leakage; contextual analysis of cyberattacks; and actionable alerts.
53% of organisations have had a data breach caused by third party information theft.
Uncover attacks before they happen
Gain Early Notice of Asset Exposure
Receive alerts of emerging plans or imminent threats with 24/7 monitoring of credentials, PII, IP, or other sensitive assets that may surface in dark web forums or marketplaces.
Act Before Leaked Assets Can Be Weaponised
Provide critical time to your team to strategise on the best way to recover assets or render them unavailable before they are sold to cybercriminals that can launch attack campaigns.
Gain Extensive Compromised Data Details
Alerts include every detail our operatives can gather about the offending content including URLs, IP addresses, compromised credentials, credit card details, account numbers, and PII (such as their SSN, birthdate, address, phone number, and much more.)
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Why do Businesses Need Dark Web Monitoring?
- Compromised credentials lead to data breaches, financial fraud, and identity theft.
- Over 75% of stolen credentials are reported by third parties, limiting your visibility.
- Employees often use work emails on third-party sites increasing breach risks.
- Staff often reuse usernames and passwords across services amplifies damage from a single breach.
Protect Your Business from Hidden Threats
Contact us for a demo where we will demonstrate our dark web monitoring capabilities by uncovering emerging threats targeting your business.
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We will never sell your data and we promise to keep your details safe and secure. For further details on how your data is used and stored view our privacy policy.
FAQ
What is the dark web?
The dark web is part of the larger world wide web that is only accessible by means of special software like the TOR web browser.
How does your information get onto the dark web?
Your information ends up on the dark web in a number of ways. The most common path for a person’s information or credentials to end up on the dark web is for that data to be stolen in a cyberattack on a company. Data and credentials can also be stolen through phishing.
What happens when your information is on the dark web?
Data is a form of currency on the dark web. When your data arrives on the dark web, it is likely to be handled by data brokers. It may be bought and sold many times in data markets. Data is also dumped in publicly available pools on the dark web that bad actors use to facilitate cybercrime.
