Dark Web Monitoring is a powerful service for helping your organisation avoid a data breach. To understand why Dark Web Monitoring is important, it helps to understand how easy it is for your employee login details to be stolen.
Employees may be tricked into providing their login details via a malicious email, known as phishing. More than 90% of Cyber Attacks that result in a data breach, start with a phishing email.
Likewise, employees often use their same company email address and password to sign up for third party services - such as websites, social media, online shopping, and even gaming.
If these services themselves are then hacked, those login details are often exposed online. For example, in 2012 LinkedIn was hacked by Russian cybercriminals which resulted in 6.5 million passwords being exposed.
When user login details are stolen, they are often sold to the highest bidder on the Dark Web. This is a secret and anonymous area of the internet that requires special software to access.
Once an attacker has login details for an employee, they could potentially walk right in to your systems that are not secured with MFA. They will then attempt to spread laterally, and attempt to compromise further systems.
As an example, they could use your email systems to launch further attacks against your customers and suppliers. If the stolen login details are for a senior member of staff such as a Company Director - the results can be devastating.
Dark Web Monitoring for Business works by monitoring the Dark Web in real time for stolen password credentials that are related to your company email domain.
Once our system - powered by the ID Agent Dark Web Monitoring platform - identifies that your stolen company login details available on the Dark Web, we will notify you to recommend a password change.
This crucial service can allow you to change the password before a data breach occurs. Highlighting the dangers of stolen user credentials will also support the case for deployment of MFA within your organisation.
If you have been wondering is it possible to monitor the dark web, or how to monitor the dark web, then working with us makes that possible.
If you still have questions about what is Dark Web monitoring - please contact us for free advice.
Dark Web Monitoring Pricing is extremely reasonable, given how valuable this information could be for your organisation. Right now or at any point in the future, your staff login details could be readily available to attackers.
That could mean a data breach and data theft from your organisation, serious damage to your systems and data, or even further cyber attacks against your customers and suppliers. Dark Web Monitoring software can help.
Our Dark Web Monitoring cost is provided as a fully managed service, and the costs vary based on the quantity of mailboxes in your organisation. Please contact us for more information.
We believe that we offer the Best Dark Web Monitoring Services in the UK. ID Agent Dark Web Monitoring is a highly respected source of threat intelligence, that feeds directly in to our SOC (Security Operations Centre).
Their are of course other Dark Web Monitoring tools - but not all Dark Web Monitoring services are made equal. We are not aware of any decent open source dark web monitoring services that provide similar alerts.
Likewise, if you are looking for free dark web monitoring then expect free dark web monitoring tools to be a largely manual exercise. Our service is different - we provide dark web monitoring in real-time with proactive alerts.
Experian Dark Web monitoring is available within their Experian Identity Plus product. However, the Experian Dark Web Monitoring Alert service is for individual users and is much more expensive at £6.99 per month per user.
We would also be wary of Dark Web Monitoring Experian services, given that Experian themselves recently suffered a data breach regarding the data of 24 million users. Can Experian really monitor the Dark Web?
Dashlane Dark Web monitoring is also available, but the Dash lane dark web monitoring cost is included within Dashlane Premium for Business which again at £3.85 per user is much more expensive than our service.
Alienvault Dark Web Monitoring is available based on Spycloud Dark Web monitoring technology - but Alienvault are very much a US vendor - they are owned by AT&T in the USA.
Finally, Dark Web Monitoring Norton services are available as a Dark Web Monitoring Lifelock product feature. However, this is again a consumer-focussed service and is much more expensive at more than £6 per user!
Overall then, it is clear that our Dark Web Monitoring for Business provides the best Dark Web monitoring services for organisations within the UK. Please contact us for more information.
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