Dark Web Monitoring
Eyes inside the rooms threat actors think are private.
Cybercrime forums, encrypted Telegram channels, paste sites, ransomware leak sites, and access-broker markets, monitored continuously and matched to your brand, your vendors, and your sector.
Pre-alert
Days before public
Access listings and leak countdowns surface before victims are named, giving you time to warn the affected vendor
Actor-attributed
Every mention tied to a profile
Every snippet comes with the threat actor handle, group affiliation, and historical activity behind it
Whole ecosystem
Brand + vendors + sector
Matched against your brand, your third-party portfolio, and the wider sector you operate in
See every mention of you and your third-party ecosystem
We continuously monitor cybercrime forums, encrypted Telegram channels, paste sites, ransomware leak sites, and access-broker marketplaces. Every brand mention, vendor namedrop, and target list is captured, snippet-preserved, and matched to your portfolio.
- ·Coverage across forums, encrypted chat, paste, leak sites, and access-broker markets
- ·Source-typed mention feed with full snippet preview
- ·Brand, domain, and vendor matching against every captured post
Track the actors behind the chatter
Every mention is attributed to a threat actor profile we maintain. Aliases, group affiliation, target sectors, capability and intent scoring, and historical campaigns all live in one record so you understand who is interested and what they have done before.
- ·Threat actor profiles with aliases, groups, and target sectors
- ·Capability and intent scoring per actor
- ·Historical campaign and victim history surfaced inline
Catch intent before the public alert
Most public ransomware events are preceded by days of dark web activity: access listings, leak-site countdowns, victim teasers. We surface that earlier signal so you can warn the affected vendor before the attack lands.
- ·Access listings matched to your vendor domains
- ·Leak-site countdown and victim-teaser detection
- ·Pre-alert window flagged on every Pulse Board
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Related capabilities
Ransomware Hub
Match every alert to your vendors
When dark-web chatter graduates into a public alert, the Ransomware Hub matches every victim to your portfolio and tracks fourth-party blast radius.
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See the data behind the chatter
When a forum post references stolen data, Breach Intelligence shows what was actually lost, what credentials were exposed, and who is now compromised.
Explore Breach IntelligenceContinuous Monitoring
Pulse Boards and rules
Pipe mentions into a custom Pulse column, set rules, and route alerts to email or webhooks the second a high-risk signal fires.
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Common questions
No. Breach Intelligence covers data losses already disclosed and the credentials those breaches expose. Dark Web Monitoring is about live chatter and intent: what threat actors are saying, listing, and planning before any of that becomes public.
Cybercrime forums (XSS, Exploit, BreachForums-style sites), encrypted Telegram channels and groups, paste sites, ransomware leak sites and their countdown pages, and access-broker marketplaces. New sources are added as the threat landscape shifts.
Every mention runs against your brand names, registered domains, vendor records, parent and subsidiary roll-ups, and known aliases. Each match carries a confidence score and the original snippet so your analyst can verify before acting.
We watch access-broker markets for listings tied to your vendor domains, leak-site countdowns and teasers naming your portfolio, and forum chatter signalling targeting. Each signal lands on your Pulse Board with a pre-alert flag so you act before the public timeline catches up.