Darknet monitoring

If you want to know what information about you or your company is available on the Darknet, this is the solution!

You know the Internet (Clearnet) but what exactly is the Darknet?

The darknet is a hidden part of the internet that is invisible to anyone using a standard browser. It describes a large number of separate networks (darknets) that are not connected to each other. Data is often transmitted and stored in encrypted form. To access pages on the darknet, you need special software that gives you access to the Tor network on which the darknet runs.

The solution we use is a comprehensive Threat Exposure Management platform (TEM). A TEM system acts as a central, uniform platform for detecting and eliminating threats on the darknet and clearnet. This includes: Prevention of account takeovers, detection of credential leaks due to human error or InfoStealer malware, detection of misconfigured servers, S3 buckets and cloud permissions, prevention and early detection of data leaks, monitoring of paste and dump sites for sensitive technical data and even personal data, Github monitoring for source code and secret data, darknet detection of names, domains, IP addresses and other important company and/or employee information. 

Aren't we drawing unnecessary attention to ourselves with darknet monitoring?

No. Our solution, as well as other platform operators and malicious actors, collect this data in their databases regardless of whether monitoring is set up for it or not.

We offer you individual search requests that provide a snapshot. To ensure permanent monitoring, annual search requests can be configured to monitor company domains, e-mail addresses or particularly important personal names and much more, and trigger an alarm if a new search is detected.

Would you like more information about darknet monitoring?

Then simply get in touch with our experts.

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Nikolas Rösener
Security Expert

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