Dark Web Monitoring
Dark Web Monitoring
Find out when your staff’s credentials show up for sale, before someone uses them.
- Continuous monitoring of your email domains with Dark Web ID
- Alerts when credentials appear in breach data or criminal marketplaces
- Pinnacle follows up: password resets, multifactor checks, account review
- Reports suitable for cyber-insurance applications
Why it matters
When a website your staff use is breached, their email addresses and passwords end up for sale. If anyone reused a work password, an attacker can try it against your Microsoft 365 accounts. Monitoring tells you before they do.
How it works
- Monitor: Dark Web ID watches breach data and criminal marketplaces for your email domains.
- Alert: we are notified when a credential appears.
- Act: we reset the password, confirm multifactor authentication is on, and check the account for signs of misuse.
- Report: regular summaries for your leadership and your insurance carrier.
Frequently asked questions
If our credentials are found, does that mean we were hacked?
Not necessarily. Most findings come from breaches at other websites where staff used their work email address. It is still a risk if a password was reused.
Can you remove our information from the dark web?
No one can. What we can do is make it useless, by changing the passwords and making sure multifactor authentication protects the account.
What does the free scan include?
A one-time search of your email domain, with a short summary of what was found and what we recommend.
Are your passwords already out there?
Ask for a free scan of your email domain.
Call 812-476-6662 or send us a note below.