Deep/Dark Web Monitoring
Deep and dark web spaces host some of the most valuable early-warning signals for information-security teams. Hidden marketplaces, invitation-only forums, leak sites, ransomware blogs and covert communication channels are often where stolen data is advertised, access to compromised networks is sold, and plans for future attacks are discussed. The Deep / Dark Web Monitoring component of the DRP solution maintains ongoing visibility across these environments so that organisations can detect emerging threats long before they surface in conventional intelligence feeds or mainstream media.
Where We Look
Coverage includes a wide range of hidden services reachable via Tor or similar anonymity networks, as well as closed communities that operate behind registration barriers or trust-based vetting. This span of sources captures posts offering credentials, corporate documents, customer records, exploit kits, or discussions about targeting specific brands, executives or technologies. Because many of these sites appear and disappear unpredictably, continuous observation is essential to avoid blind spots.
How Findings Are Generated
Content gathered from these channels is examined for indicators that matter to the organisation: leaked data sets, mentions of proprietary systems, references to privileged accounts, or negotiations to buy and sell illicit access. Context such as the reputation of the poster, the forum’s focus, and the type of asset being traded is factored into each finding. Only material that could present a plausible risk is elevated, helping security teams focus on genuine exposures rather than background chatter.
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