Find your stolen credentials — before they get used.
Every breach feeds the underground market. We continuously monitor the dark web for your domains, executives, customers and suppliers — and tell you the moment something appears.
What we monitor.
Beyond simple "credential leaked" alerts — we watch for the precursors to a breach.
Credential exposure
Email + password combos from third-party breaches, info-stealer logs and combo lists.
Brand & VIP impersonation
Look-alike domains, fake LinkedIn profiles, brand mentions on criminal forums.
Ransomware leak sites
Daily sweep of leak sites for your name — earliest warning of a breach in your supply chain.
Supplier exposure
Monitor your top suppliers — supply-chain breaches are now the #1 way enterprises get hit.
Info-stealer alerts
When a user’s session cookies are leaking from a stealer log, we know — fast.
Real-time alerts
Critical hits trigger SOC investigation within minutes, not weeks.
A hit isn’t the end — it’s a starting point.
Finding leaked credentials is only useful if you act. We pair every alert with a defined response.
- ✓Forced password resetAffected users reset, MFA re-enrolled, sessions revoked.
- ✓SOC investigationWe hunt for actual use of the credential — sign-ins, MFA challenges, geo anomalies.
- ✓Tenant-wide claw-backIf the credential was used to phish others inside the org, we remove the message tenant-wide.
- ✓Trend reportingQuarterly view: which apps, suppliers and users keep showing up — and what to do about them.
- ✓Awareness loopRepeat offenders get targeted training — habits change.
Frequently asked questions
Where does the data come from?
Reputable threat-intel partners with feeds from criminal forums, paste sites, leak sites and info-stealer log markets.
How fast are alerts?
Critical hits are reviewed within minutes by our SOC. Routine credential leaks are batched daily.
Do you monitor personal email addresses?
For executives and VIPs, yes — by request. We monitor business + personal context.
Is this GDPR compliant?
Yes. We monitor data that is already public on criminal sources — we don’t purchase or store full leak datasets.