Dark Web Monitoring involves continuously a carefully curated set of scanning across darknet forums, marketplaces, chatrooms and leak sites to find any breaches of your organisation’s information where threat actors are known to share compromised information.
Our dark web monitoring service within CASM helps organisations by searching for any confidential information on the dark web, including login credentials, trade secrets and proprietary information.
While CASM excels at mapping your entire attack surface, human-led threat hunting extends this protection deeper – right into the dark web. It’s not just about surface vulnerabilities; it’s about catching malicious activity where attackers plan and trade.
CASM analysts leverage specialised and proprietary tooling to scan darknet forums, marketplaces, Telegram for mentions of your domains, credentials, IPs, or brand. We also do this for any third party suppliers you have.
Unlike automated scans, the CASM team reviews intelligence from an attacker intent perspective. This filters noise, identifies and prioritises credible threats and this enriched context improves fidelity of remediation advice.
When our CASM team are alerted to a threat, they swiftly investigate. You receive actionable advice and guidance to inform next steps.
Alerts feed into CASM’s dynamic reporting and response workflows, empowering swift action – revoking credentials, patching systems or deploying takedowns.
CASM isn’t just alert-driven; it provides contextual remediation guidance—helping your team clean threats at their root and continually strengthen defences. It’s pragmatic, risk-informed and operationally feasible advice and support.
There are a plethora of dark web forums and marketplaces where anything from zero-day software exploits and compromised email accounts to ransomware-as-a-service offerings or stolen credentials for VPN and edge device access.
These screenshots demonstrate the range of platforms monitored—from relatively accessible forums like Probiv (right), to more obscure marketplaces and sophisticated leak sites that require significant effort to access or infiltrate.
Threat actors leverage diverse channels including open and obscured marketplaces, Telegram groups, ransomware leak sites, and underground hacker forums to trade or simply share stolen data, exploits, hacking services, ransomware tools, and compromised credentials.
Having the capacity to monitor activity across these varied environments is essential for identifying emerging threats and proactively defending your organisation’s assets.
(email, VPN, cloud services) sold on underground markets.
or intellectual property trading from third party breaches or developer repositories.
typo squatting attempts and spoofed domains.
Early visibilities of targeting indicators discussed in threat actor channels.
Narrower window between data breach and detection.
Context-rich alerts to guide risk-informed decisions.
Seamless integrations with existing incident management processes.
Analyst-reviewed intelligence reduces false positives and noise.
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