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Get your free risk report in less than 5 minutes to see if your company’s sensitive data has been exposed on the dark web forums, marketplaces, or messaging platforms like Telegram.

What’s in your company’s Dark Web Risk Report:

  • How dark web findings relate to the risk of a cyber incident
    Based on an independent study conducted by Marsh McLennan on the correlation of dark web findings and the increased likelihood of a breach.

  • Your organization’s dark web exposure
    How many times your company’s name, data, or domain has been detected in our database of over 475 billion recaptured dark web data points.

  • Your organization’s risk of breach
    Based on the dark web findings we have identified related to your organization.

Find out your full dark web exposure – request your free Dark Web Risk Report today.

Dark web data you can trust. The correlations in our Dark Web Risk Report have been independently validated by the Marsh McLennan Cyber Risk Intelligence Center – Marsh McLennan’s enterprise-wide global cyber data, analytics, and modelling center of excellence.

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WHAT’S IN THE DARK WEB RISK REPORT?

Explore the different intelligence sources used to produce your personalized overview of your cybersecurity risk.
COMPROMISED USERS
DARK WEB MARKET LISTINGS
OUTGOING DARK WEB TRAFFIC
OSINT RESULTS
PASTE RESULTS
TELEGRAM CHATS
INCOMING DARK WEB TRAFFIC
FORUM POSTS
DARK WEB PAGES

COMPROMISED USERS

The presence of compromised credentials related to your organization. Stolen username and password combinations are one of the most common vectors of a cyberattack.

DARK WEB MARKET LISTINGS

Data related to your organization on a dark web market. Cybercriminals use dark web marketplaces to sell company data, as well as access to systems and infrastructure.

OUTGOING DARK WEB TRAFFIC

Traffic originating from your network and connecting to the dark web. This could be an indicator of malicious activity taking place on your network, such as malware or insider threat.

OSINT RESULTS

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) results are extracted from all Searchlight data feeds and represent a holistic view of all of the assets related to an organization that we have identified.

PASTE RESULTS

Data related to your organization on a paste site bin, which are plain text repositories where stolen information is commonly posted by cybercriminals.

TELEGRAM CHATS

Mentions of your organization on Telegram, a communication platform that is commonly used by threat actors for pre-attack activity such as the sale of leaked credentials.

INCOMING DARK WEB TRAFFIC

Traffic originating from the dark web and connecting to your infrastructure. This could be an indicator of malicious activity such as cybercriminal reconnaissance and port scanning.

FORUM POSTS

Data related to your organization on a forum, which are often used by threat actors to discuss tactics, techniques, and to share exploits when targeting an organization.

DARK WEB PAGES

Data related to your organization on a dark web site. Dark web pages are similar to websites on the clear web but typically contain a wide variety of illicit activity.

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COMPROMISED USERS

The presence of compromised credentials related to your organization. Stolen username and password combinations are one of the most common vectors of a cyberattack.

DARK WEB MARKET LISTINGS

Data related to your organization on a dark web market. Cybercriminals use dark web marketplaces to sell company data, as well as access to systems and infrastructure.

OUTGOING DARK WEB TRAFFIC

Traffic originating from your network and connecting to the dark web. This could be an indicator of malicious activity taking place on your network, such as malware or insider threat.

OSINT RESULTS

Open Source Intelligence (OSINT) results are extracted from all Searchlight data feeds and represent a holistic view of all of the assets related to an organization that we have identified.

PASTE RESULTS

Data related to your organization on a paste site bin, which are plain text repositories where stolen information is commonly posted by cybercriminals.

TELEGRAM CHATS

Mentions of your organization on Telegram, a communication platform that is commonly used by threat actors for pre-attack activity such as the sale of leaked credentials.

INCOMING DARK WEB TRAFFIC

Traffic originating from the dark web and connecting to your infrastructure. This could be an indicator of malicious activity such as cybercriminal reconnaissance and port scanning.

FORUM POSTS

Data related to your organization on a forum, which are often used by threat actors to discuss tactics, techniques, and to share exploits when targeting an organization.

DARK WEB PAGES

Data related to your organization on a dark web site. Dark web pages are similar to websites on the clear web but typically contain a wide variety of illicit activity.

“Our analysis of the dark web intelligence market found that this dataset is highly correlated with cyber insurance loss frequency. We are delighted to be able to share the results of the analysis we conducted with Searchlight Cyber, which confirmed our hypothesis that external threat factors would be correlated with cybersecurity incident frequency.”

Marsh McLennan – Scott Stransky
Managing Director and Head of the Cyber Risk Intelligence Center

Source: The Correlation Between Dark Web Exposure and Cybersecurity Risk

The power of automated dark web monitoring

Threats are constantly evolving. DarkIQ helps your security team keep ahead by continuously monitoring the dark web for hidden cybercriminal activity. It automatically alerts your team to the earliest signs of an attack, including leaked credentials, vulnerabilities, and chatter about your organization – helping you spot and stop cyberattacks earlier.

 

Frequently asked questions about the dark web exposure report

Can I check if my organization’s information is on the dark web?

Yes. Submit the form at the top of this page to receive a high-level overview of the risks that were identified using only your company name and domain. We’ll then cross-reference these details against over 475 billion recaptured datapoints in the Searchlight Cyber platform to deliver your dark web exposure report.

How can I get a Dark Web Risk Report for my organization?

Simply enter your company name and domain at the top of the page and enter your contact details so we can email you your organization’s Dark Web Risk Report.

Where can I find my Dark Web Risk Report results?

You’ll automatically receive your result via email from Searchlight Cyber once you’ve completed the form at the top of this page. Please check your spam folder if you haven’t received your report within the next 5 minutes.

What should I do if dark web results are discovered for my organization?

Any findings for highlighted within this report could represent a threat to your brand, suppliers, and people which should be investigated further. Having results indicates your organization has a higher risk based on the correlation between signals that were detected, such as compromised usersleaked credentials, suspicious dark web traffic to and from your network, and discussions about your business on messaging platforms like Telegram. The more intelligence sources identified in your Dark Web Risk Report, the higher the likelihood that your organization will experience a cyberattack or a related cybersecurity incident.

My Dark Web Risk Report had no results, what does this mean?

This indicates your organization is at lower risk of suffering a cyber incident based on today’s findings. However, because this report is static, these results only represent the information captured at the time of report creation. Therefore our recommendation is that you continuously monitor these intelligence sources for future risk indicators.

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