Dark Web Exposure Check
Are your credentials for sale on the dark web?
Your business could already be exposed without you knowing.
Check your Dark Web Exposure with HackRisk and you’ll get:
- A free scan to identify compromised credentials
- A comprehensive report detailing exactly what we find
- Actionable steps to secure your business
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Includes 14 days full portal access. No card, no sales call required. Standard plans from £49 / month.
30% of cyber attacks use valid accounts 24 billion sets of credentials are available on the Dark Web 23% of ransomware attacks use compromised credentials 90% of organisations experienced an identity breach in the last year
How It Works
Detect
Our advanced scanning software crawls the Dark Web for your compromised credentials associated with your business.
That includes Pastebins, IRC channels, forums, chatrooms, marketplaces, hidden websites, peer-to-peer networks, and much, much more.
Wherever they’re hiding your data, Dark Web Monitor will find it.
Protect
Up-to-date information on which passwords have been compromised helps you to make informed security decisions, enforce policies, and train your staff to work safely.
Automatically generate new, secure passwords that meet the highest security standard.
Support
Dark Web Scanning provides expert resolution advice for breaches we identify.
Our Data Breach Support Hub includes;
• Immediate steps to limit the damage of the breached account data
• Investigative actions to understand the extent of the breach
• Preventative measures to protect your sensitive data in future
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Free Report vs Subscription Service
What’s the difference?
| Feature | Free Report + 14 Days Portal Access | Subscribers |
|---|---|---|
| External Scan | ✔ High-priority issues | ✔ All findings |
| Dark Web Scanning | ✔ Top five exposures | ✔ Every exposure & full history |
| Vulnerability Scanning | ✔ Top five most important results | ✔ Every result & prioritisation |
| Portal Access | ✔ 14 days access | ✔ Ongoing monitoring & access |
| Slack & Teams Integrations | ✖ Not available in free trial | ✔ Delegate actions to team members |
You’ll get a clear picture of your risk level with a free HackRisk Report.
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FAQs
What is the Dark Web?
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet that isn’t indexed by regular search engines. It can only be accessed using special software which anonymizes users’ online activity.
While not all activity on the dark web is illegal, it is often associated with illicit activities, such as black markets (selling drugs, weapons, stolen data, etc.), hacking services, illegal pornography, and counterfeit currency.
Why should I monitor for my data?
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet where stolen data, including personal information, login credentials, and financial details, is often bought and sold. Dark Web Monitor helps you stay informed if your information is at risk, allowing you to take quick action.
How is data leaked?
Common ways data ends up on the dark web include:
• Hacking and Data Breaches: Cyber criminals infiltrate business systems, databases, or cloud storage to steal sensitive information. Once acquired, the stolen data is often sold or shared on illicit marketplaces.
• Phishing and Social Engineering: Attackers fool employees into providing access credentials, personal information, or financial details. This information can then be posted or sold on the dark web.
• Ransomware Attacks: Hackers use ransomware to lock a business’s data and demand payment. When the ransom isn’t paid, they may leak or sell the data on the dark web as part of the extortion.
• Weak or Stolen Login Credentials: Compromised usernames and passwords, often from unsecure websites or previous breaches, can be used to access other accounts.
• Insider Threats: Employees or contractors with access to sensitive data may intentionally or unintentionally leak information to unauthorized parties, including dark web forums or criminal networks.
Once exposed, this data can be used for identity theft, fraud, extortion, or further cyberattacks.
What are the consequences of a breach?
Having your data exposed on the dark web can have serious consequences.
Cyber criminals may use your personal or business information to commit identity theft, financial fraud, or account takeovers. Stolen credentials, such as usernames and passwords, can be used to access your bank accounts, social media profiles, or sensitive business systems.
For businesses, exposed data could lead to financial losses, damage to reputation, and legal liabilities, especially if customer or employee data is involved.
The longer your data remains exposed, the greater the risk of it being used for malicious purposes. It’s crucial to monitor for breaches and take immediate action to protect your information.
How does Dark Web Scanning work?
This is a fully automated service designed to scan online marketplaces, forums, and databases for your sensitive business information. Where it finds stolen data, we identify the source of the breach, alert you via email, and provide advice on how to keep your accounts secure.
What kind of data does Dark Web Scanning check for?
We monitor a variety of sensitive data, including:
Login credentials (email addresses, usernames, and passwords)
Personal information (name, address, date of birth)
Financial information (credit card numbers, bank accounts)
Can Dark Web Scanning prevent my information from being exposed?
Dark Web Monitor cannot prevent data breaches or exposure by itself. This can only be achieved by a strong all-round security policy.
By alerting you as soon as your information is identified online, you can take prompt action to minimise the risks of exposure and mitigate potential damage.
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