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Dark Web & Breach Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of the deep and dark web, including forums, marketplaces, and breach repositories, for exposed credentials and personal information, with each finding reported promptly and paired with guidance.
The Bottom Line
Layered Monitoring Beyond the Open Web
Dark Web & Breach Monitoring provides layered visibility across the surface, deep, and dark web, identifying exposed credentials, leaked information, doxing activity, and other targeted risks tied to each enrolled individual. Coverage begins with an initial report detailing all existing exposure and the remediation steps for each finding, and every new alert is verified by an analyst and recorded alongside historical findings in the 360 Strata™ platform.
Information found on the deep and dark web cannot be removed, so our team works with you directly to reduce the risk each finding presents.
Dark Web & Breach Monitoring: At a Glance
How It Works
The Monitoring Process
Collection
Automated collectors gather breach and exposure data from surface, deep, and dark web sources, both at set intervals and through near-real-time feeds.
Processing
Collected data is normalized, de-duplicated, and compared against each individual’s profile.
Verification
Analysts review each potential match to confirm its authenticity, context, and severity. Redundant alerts and false positives are filtered out before anything is reported.
Alerting
Verified alerts are delivered within 24 hours of verification and added to the 360 Strata™ platform, where they are maintained alongside all historical findings.
Featured Resources
360 TECH Talk – What is the Dark Web and Dark Web Monitoring
In today's digital age, information is the new currency, and hackers are always on the lookout for ways to monetize it.
National Public Data Breach: Analyzing the Aftermath
The recent national public data breach has sent shockwaves through government agencies and the public alike, exposing the vulnerability of sensitive information in our digital age.
360 TECH Talk: Responding to a Breach Notification
Data breaches are becoming more common every day, with a new breach being discovered weekly (BetMGM, Toyota, WhatsApp, and Twitter just this month) or new data records released.
Frequently Asked Questions
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Generally, no. Once data has been published or traded on the dark web, it cannot be reliably removed. Each finding is disclosed in full, along with the steps available to reduce the risk it presents.
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