How it works
- 01 · Watch
Your domains, monitored
Every email address on your company’s domains is checked against breach data, combo lists and criminal marketplaces.
All your domains - 02 · Alert
We get the alert
When an address turns up, we see where it came from and when — not just an email to someone who may ignore it.
Source and date - 03 · Act
We fix it
Our help desk resets the password, checks the account’s sign-in history, confirms MFA is on and lets the user know what happened.
Password reset - 04 · Report
You see the trend
Exposures and what we did about them are part of your quarterly business review.
Quarterly review
Why one leaked password matters
Password reuse
Staff reuse work passwords on shopping, travel and social sites. When one of those is breached, attackers try the same password on your Microsoft 365 account.
MFA fatigue
With a valid password, attackers can send push prompts until a tired user taps “approve.” Knowing the password leaked lets us reset it first.
Targeted phishing
Leaked addresses and old passwords make convincing bait: “we noticed your password ending in …” lands better than a generic email.
Fast resets
When an employee’s login turns up, our team resets the password, checks recent sign-ins and confirms MFA is in place.
Dark web monitoring is one layer of our managed cybersecurity services, alongside MFA, a managed password manager so every account gets its own strong password, email security and security awareness training. If an exposed account has already been used, see breach response.
Talk to us about dark web monitoring
Want to know how exposed your company’s logins are and what we’d do about it? Talk to an engineer — we’ll explain how monitoring works for your domains and how it fits with the rest of your security.