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Know when your name turns up
where criminals trade.
We watch criminal forums, marketplaces, ransomware leak sites and hidden networks for your credentials, your data and access to your network, and alert you with a recommended action before it is used.
Early warning from the places attacks are planned.
Before most attacks there is a trade. Staff credentials from someone else's breach are sold in bulk. Access to a network is auctioned by a broker. Stolen documents are posted to a leak site to pressure a victim. Each is a warning, if someone is watching.
We watch for you. When your organization's data shows up, whether employee credentials, customer records, source code or your network access for sale, you receive an alert with the affected accounts or data, where it surfaced, how severe it is and what to do now. Not a monthly PDF weeks after the fact.
The same intelligence feeds our SOC, threat hunting and incident response work, so a suspicious alert in your environment can be checked against what is being said and sold outside it.
- Credential exposure alerts with the affected accounts, the source and the recommended reset
- Ransomware leak-site monitoring for your organization and the suppliers you name
- Alerts when access to your network is offered for sale
- Monitoring for leaked documents, customer data and source code
- Brand impersonation and phishing kit detection
- Profiles of the threat actors targeting your sector, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK
Four steps, nothing to install.
Scope
We agree what to watch for: domains, brands, key staff, suppliers and the data that would hurt most if it surfaced.
Baseline
We report what is already exposed, so you start from a known position.
Watch
Forums, marketplaces, leak sites and hidden networks are monitored continuously.
Alert and advise
Every confirmed finding reaches you with its severity and a recommended action, and our incident response team is a call away if it is already in use.
Six signals that come before an attack.
Leaked credentials
Staff logins from third-party breaches and stolen-credential markets, caught before they are tried against you.
Access for sale
Brokers offering a foothold in your network, the step that usually comes before ransomware.
Leak-site listings
Your organization, or a supplier, named on a ransomware group's leak site.
Stolen data
Customer records, documents and source code posted or offered for sale.
Impersonation
Lookalike domains, fake profiles and phishing kits built around your brand.
Targeting chatter
Threat actors discussing your organization, your sector or the technology you run.
Who it is for
Any organization with staff, customers and a brand worth stealing, and especially those holding regulated data, relying on key suppliers, or in the middle of an acquisition.
- Threat intelligence service, the wider briefing service this sits within
- MÍMIR, the intelligence platform and MTAC analysts
- Executive protection, the same watch, for named leaders
- Supply chain risk, exposure checks on the vendors that hold your data
From real engagements.
Credentials caught before use
Breached staff credentials surfaced through continuous monitoring were flagged with a recommended reset.
Client identities withheld pending permission. Named references and logos available on request.
What buyers ask.
We'd know if our data had been stolen.
34% of intrusions are first reported by an outside party, not by the tools already running. Watching where stolen data is traded is how you become that party. Source: Mandiant M-Trends 2026.
Do you need access to our systems?
No. Everything we monitor is outside your perimeter. Nothing is installed.
What do we do when you find something?
Every alert includes a recommended action, such as forcing a reset or checking a specific account. If the exposure has already been used, our incident response team can move straight in.
How is this different from a breach-notification service?
Those check known breach dumps. We watch the forums, markets and leak sites where data and access are traded, and an analyst tells you what it means for you.
Find out what is already out there.
Request a dark web assessment of your organization. Nothing to install, no charge to scope.