Dark Web Monitoring
Overview
ThreatDefence Dark Web Monitoring continuously searches underground forums, marketplaces, data dumps, and criminal infrastructure for compromised credentials, sensitive data, and mentions of your organization. Findings are ingested into the platform and correlated with SOC workflows to enable rapid detection and response to external exposures.
How It Works
ThreatDefence monitors a wide range of dark web sources, including credential dumps, marketplaces, forums, and paste sites.
Custom watchlists are configured for your organization (e.g., domains, email addresses, keywords).
When matches are detected, they are collected, normalized, and ingested into the ThreatDefence platform.
Results appear in dashboards and reports, and are reviewed by the SOC team.
Alerts are prioritized based on severity — e.g., valid credentials with recent breach data are treated as higher risk.
Correlation with internal telemetry highlights if exposed credentials or data are already being used in active attacks.
How to Activate Dark Web Monitoring
To enable Dark Web Monitoring for your organization, contact your ThreatDefence representative. Provide a list of your email-enabled domains.
Our team will configure your custom watchlist and begin monitoring immediately.
Dark Web Reports
All vulnerability findings are available in the Analyst Console, while summary reports can be exported from our Customer Portal.
Reports include:
Discovered compromised credentials or data.
Contextual details such as breach source, date, and content type.
Severity ratings and recommendations for response.
Historical trend of exposures over time.
Export options (PDF) for offline analysis and compliance reporting.
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