Darkweb monitoring.

Business data can end up on the dark web in all kinds of ways. This entails major risks for your company image, your employees and the integrity of your data. Sensitive information traded on the dark web, such as login credentials or intellectual property, can lead to fraud, competitive advantage, or even cyberattacks. How do you prevent your organization from becoming a victim of this growing threat? 

Wortell offers the solution with Darkweb Monitoring. This service continuously monitors the dark web and other sources for exposures that could harm your organization. Early detection allows measures to be taken quickly to prevent further spread or sale of leaked data. This is how you keep your organization safe and compliant. 

The benefits of Darkweb Monitoring with Wortell 

Choose Wortell's Dark Web Monitoring and benefit from four essential benefits that protect your data, reputation and employees against the threats of the dark web. 

• Early detection of leaked data 
  With Dark Web Monitoring, you get early notifications when data from your organization, such as identity details or passwords of employees, is found on the dark web. This early detection allows your organization to take immediate action before the data is sold or further distributed. 

• Prevent cyberattacks 
  When login credentials or other sensitive data appear on the dark web, it can be the starting point for a targeted cyberattack. This service allows you to take timely measures, such as resetting passwords and strengthening security measures, to prevent this information from being used against your organization. 

• Protecting your reputation 
  Intellectual property is invaluable. When sensitive company information or brand names are offered on the dark web, it can give the competition an unfair advantage. With Darkweb Monitoring, we detect these risks early, so that you can take appropriate measures to protect your business. 

• Comply with laws and regulations 
  Many organizations are required to report data breaches. With Dark Web Monitoring, you can keep track of potential data breaches and meet notification requirements. This not only helps your organization stay compliant, but also prevents reputational damage. 

What do we monitor? 

Identifiers are at the heart of our monitoring process. These are unique characteristics and data that are directly linked to your organization or employees. By monitoring these identifiers, we can quickly identify potential risks and take action to prevent harm. Among other things, we monitor: 

• Personal data: This can include names, dates of birth, and identity details of employees or customers. 

• Brands: We monitor the presence of your company name or product names on the dark web, which may indicate possible attacks or trademark infringements. 

• Domain names: Unusual activity around your domains may indicate phishing or domain hijacking attempts. 

• Keywords: Keywords related to your business or industry are monitored to detect unwanted activity. 

• Email addresses: We monitor whether business email addresses are offered on the dark web, which can pose a risk for phishing or spear phishing attacks. 

Our monitoring covers a wide range of sources on the dark web and other obscure parts of the internet where information can be traded or leaked. These are the most important sources that we continuously monitor: 

• Darkweb marketplaces: These hidden marketplaces often trade stolen data, such as credit card information or login credentials. We closely monitor these marketplaces to detect data breaches early. 

• Chats & forums on the dark web: Many criminal activities are organized through chats and forums. These platforms act as meeting places for cybercriminals to exchange sensitive data or coordinate attacks. We make sure that your data does not appear here unnoticed. 

• Cloud buckets & documents: Public cloud storage, such as unsecured S3 buckets or Google Drive documents, can contain a wealth of information for bad actors. We monitor these to prevent your sensitive documents from being exposed. 

• Source code repositories: Repositories such as Github or Bitbucket can unintentionally contain sensitive source code or API keys that can be exploited by cybercriminals. We keep a close eye on these platforms. 

• Telegram channels: This popular platform is often used by cybercriminals for communication and sharing sensitive information. Our monitoring services also cover this medium to intercept potential threats. 

• Leak paste & dump websites: These websites are used to dump large amounts of stolen data, often from data breaches or hacks. We monitor these places in search of data that may come from your organization. 

Why choose Darkweb Monitoring with Wortell? 

With Wortell Dark Web Monitoring, you get proactive protection against the threats of the dark web. Our service provides early detection of leaked data, allowing you to take immediate action before it is further spread or misused. By identifying sensitive data such as login details or intellectual property in time, you prevent potential cyber attacks and damage to your organization. 

In addition, we protect your brand and reputation by monitoring for brand names or company information that appears on the dark web. This way you can prevent infringements and limit reputational damage. Wortell also helps you comply with regulations by detecting data breaches in a timely manner, so that you can always comply with the obligation to report and avoid fines. 

Our combination of cutting-edge technology and expert support ensures that you always stay one step ahead of cybercriminals. With Wortell Dark Web Monitoring, you effectively protect your organization and ensure continuity in an increasingly complex digital landscape.