Dark Web Services:
find out if your business is already exposed
Your employees’ logins could be for sale right now. We’ll tell you if they are before a criminal finds a use for them.
Your Data Has a Price Tag, and Someone’s Already Buying
Over 80,000 domain compromises are discovered on the dark web every single day. Criminals don’t need to hack your systems if they can just buy their way in. One reused password from an old, unrelated account can be all it takes to reach your network. Dark Web Monitoring keeps a constant watch on your business domain so you know the moment your data turns up somewhere it shouldn’t be.
Never Off Duty
Your domain and employee credentials are scanned around the clock, every day of the year. Threats don’t work office hours, so neither do we.
Real Verification
Every result is checked by a trained analyst before it reaches you. That means fewer false alarms and no wasted time chasing data that doesn’t stand up.
Instant Alerts
The second we find a match against your domain, you’ll hear about it. Fast alerts mean you can reset passwords and lock down access before anyone else gets to use them.
Clear Monthly Reporting
Straightforward reports show exactly what’s been found, where it came from, and how your exposure compares to wider industry trends. No jargon, no guesswork.
Wider Coverage
We can extend monitoring beyond your core domain to key stakeholders’ personal emails and supply chain vendors, closing gaps that criminals love to target.
A Head Start on
Every Breach
The earlier you know about a compromise, the faster you can act. Dark Web Monitoring gives you that head start, turning a potential crisis into a routine password reset.
The Numbers Don’t Lie
Cybercrime isn’t slowing down, and much of it starts with something as simple as a stolen password. The figures below show the scale of the problem.
85%
of breaches involve human error, according to Verizon’s Data Breach Investigations Report. Most start with something as ordinary as a reused password.
61%
of breaches involve stolen credential data. If your employees’ logins are already out there, your business is already a target.
25.9m
Fortune 1,000 business accounts have passwords currently circulating on the dark web. Size doesn’t offer protection. Vigilance does.
£414k
was the average ransom payment in 2021, up 82% year on year. Prevention costs a fraction of what recovery does.
From Dark Web to Dashboard, In Four Steps
No complicated setup and no ongoing admin for you. We do the heavy lifting behind the scenes and only bring you in when it counts.
Casting the Net
We search dark web marketplaces, forums, and data dumps for anything tied to your business domain and IP addresses. It’s a broad sweep, covering the places criminals actually trade stolen data.
Sorting Fact From Noise
Every potential match is reviewed by a human analyst to confirm it’s genuine and relevant, so you’re never chasing noise. This step cuts out the false positives that automated tools alone tend to miss.
Straight to Your Inbox
If we find a confirmed exposure, you’re notified straightaway with the detail you need to act on it. No waiting for a monthly report to find out something’s wrong.
Back in Control
Reset the password, disable the account, or investigate further. Whatever the next step is, you’ll be taking it early, with our support on hand if you need guidance.
Free Isn’t Always What It Looks Like
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Validated Data
Free breach checkers rely on raw data dumps that are often duplicated or unreliable. Ours is reviewed by analysts before it reaches you. -
Full Password Visibility
Free tools typically strip passwords out entirely. We show you what’s actually been exposed, so you understand the real risk. -
Domain and IP Monitoring
We track your business domain and unique IP addresses together, giving a fuller picture than a single email lookup ever could. -
Extended Protection
Cover key stakeholders’ personal accounts and supply chain vendors as well as your core business domain, all from one service.
FAQs
We know a few questions always come up. Here are the ones we hear most.
What counts as “exposed data”?
Any sensitive company, employee, or customer information for sale or circulating on the dark web. This includes email addresses, passwords, banking details, and more. Even old or seemingly minor details can be pieced together by criminals to build a fuller picture of your business.
We already use two-factor authentication. Do we still need this?
Yes, 2FA is strong, but it isn’t unbreakable. Weak points like account recovery processes and mobile carriers can still be exploited, and exposed credentials remain a risk regardless. Monitoring gives you visibility on exactly what’s out there, so you’re not relying on 2FA as your only line of defence.
What if the password shown has already been changed?
It still matters. Many people reuse old passwords, or close variations of them, across multiple accounts. An outdated password can point straight to a live one, especially if it’s been used for a personal account that shares login details with a work system.
How is this different from checking Have I Been Pwned?
Free checkers rely on unverified data dumps and don’t show passwords. We validate every result, monitor your domain and IP addresses directly, and can extend coverage to stakeholders and vendors too. That means fewer false positives and a much clearer view of where your actual risk lies.
It Won’t Happen to Your Business. Until It Does.
Don’t wait to find out the hard way. A single exposed password can lead to a compromised account, a data breach, or worse, so it pays to know sooner rather than later.
Get a complimentary dark web scan and see exactly where your business stands today, with no obligation and no jargon, just a clear picture of your risk.