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What Is Dark Web Monitoring? a Guide for MSPs & SMBs
You're probably seeing the same pattern across clients right now. Their endpoint protection is in place, Microsoft 365 has some baseline controls, backups are tested, and patching is decent.
Monitoring
Dark Web Monitoring
InsecureWeb searches hacker forums, criminal marketplaces, Telegram channels, paste sites and stealer logs for your company's domains, employee emails, IP addresses, usernames and phone numbers, across more than 19 billion leaked records. Every match comes with the evidence, where and when it was found, and the steps to fix it.
Leaked records found for contoso.com, by source
868
- Employee accounts
- 312
- Passwords exposed
- 590
- Records searched
- 19B+
Five surfaces watched
Work domains, personal emails, IP addresses, usernames and phone numbers, each monitored continuously.
More than 19 billion records
Search the whole breach corpus on demand for a domain, an email, a username, a password and more.
Echoes, not just leaks
When the same credential resurfaces in a new dump, you see it as an echo of the original breach.
A queue you can close
Move each breach from open to in mitigation to completed, with steps and a history of who did what.
How it works
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Add what you own
Domains, employee emails, IP addresses, usernames and phone numbers, typed in or imported from a CSV file.
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See what already leaked
Past breaches appear right away, sorted by surface and status.
- 3
Get told about new ones
In-app and email alerts, scheduled reports, and webhooks to your own tools.
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Work the queue
Reset the password, enable multi-factor sign-in, close the breach. The history keeps the proof.
Every monitored organization, and the queue behind each one
The overview shows how many compromises each organization has, which surface carries most of them and where to act first. Open an organization to see every record by type, with the breach date, the database it came from and where it was found.
- Breaches by status (open, in mitigation, completed) and by surface
- Employees and non-employees separated on work domains
- Passwords and hashes masked until a verified, paid account reveals them
- Export to CSV or a PDF report for the organization
Search one value against the whole corpus
Live search looks up a single value outside your monitored organizations, which is how analysts check a prospect's domain, an executive's address or a leaked password. Each search costs a fraction of a credit, and paging and sorting the results are free.
- Search by domain, personal email, IP address, phone, name, username, password or address
- A domain returns every leaked record for addresses at that domain
- A password returns every account it was found on
Turn a finding into a closed case
Each breach opens with what leaked, where it came from and why it is listed, followed by mitigation steps you mark as not started, in progress or done. Status changes are recorded, so you can show a client or an auditor what happened and when.
Questions about Dark Web Monitoring
What is dark web monitoring?
Dark web monitoring watches breach dumps, paste sites and criminal marketplaces for data that belongs to you, such as your employees' work logins, and alerts you when it appears so you can change passwords before the data is used against you.
Which data can InsecureWeb monitor?
Five kinds of entity, called surfaces in the app — domains (which covers every employee address at that domain), personal email addresses, IP addresses, usernames and phone numbers.
How big is the breach database?
The live search in the app reports more than 19 billion searchable records. The figure changes as new dumps are ingested.
Can I see the leaked passwords?
Yes, once your account is verified and on a paid plan. Until then passwords and hashes are masked. You can also mask sensitive data in reports you share.
Can I check a company I do not monitor yet?
Yes. Live search looks up a single value against the whole corpus, so you can check a prospect or a new client before you add them.
Works well with
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Company Impersonation
InsecureWeb searches new domain registrations every day for lookalikes of your domains and flags the ones with a live website and a mail server first.
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Threat Intelligence
Map your subdomains, open services, certificates, technologies and exposed people, score each domain from 0 to 100, and feed known threats to your firewall.
Multi-client workspace
Manage hundreds of client organizations from one InsecureWeb account, with view-only client users, per-client reports and billing, and a fully white-labeled console.
Further reading
Data Breach News
How to Find Leaked Passwords Before Attackers Do
Verizon's 2025 research found that compromised credentials were an initial access vector in 22% of reviewed breaches, while credential stuffing accounted for a median 19% of daily authentication attempts across identity-provider logs. The figure rose to 25% for enterprise-sized companies.
Data Security
Immediate Steps After a Data Breach
What are the next immediate steps? If your information is found on the dark web, here are recommended steps you can take: Contact the U.S. Department of State, Bureau of Consular Affairs fraud department.
Find out what an attacker would find first
Create a free account, add your domain and see your leaked credentials, lookalike domains and exposed services. No card required.