The Dark Web is a sub section of the internet where criminals meet to trade their swag. Red Piranha's FREE Dark Web Monitoring service keeps a vigilant eye on this hidden realm searching for compromised credentials, leaked data, and other indicators of cyber risks.
This proactive part of Red Piranha’s threat intelligence team strategy enables Red Piranha to keep organisations one step ahead of cybercriminals, ensuring the safety of their sensitive data from falling into the hands of malicious actors.
When Red Piranha’s world leading threat intelligence team comes across your details, we will give you an advance warning of a possible incoming cyber-attack.
Our experts will contact you immediately to explain the situation and outline a course of action. We can then investigate the best way to move forward from this. It gives you peace of mind and assurance when you need it most.
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FAQs.
What is the dark web?
The dark web is a clandestine part of the internet that is intentionally hidden and inaccessible through standard browsers. It requires specific software, such as Tor (The Onion Router), to access. On the dark web, users can engage in anonymous activities, often beyond the reach of conventional search engines and law enforcement. It is infamous for facilitating illegal transactions, such as the sale of drugs, stolen data, and hacking services. The anonymity it provides attracts individuals seeking privacy, but it also raises concerns about cybercrime, illicit trade, and other unlawful activities.
How does Red Piranha’s Dark Web Monitoring work?
Dark web monitoring tracks potential threats like the sale of stolen data, illegal activities, and discussions about cyber threats. It helps businesses detect and mitigate risks associated with sensitive information. This is crucial for protecting data, intellectual property, and reputation from illegal activities on the internet's hidden corners.
As a part of our general threat intelligence, Red Piranha's Security Operations Team keeps a close eye on the Dark Web for any information that could pose risks or threats. In your case, we will search for website addresses or domain names associated with your organisation that you provide to us via the sign-up form. Our team collects this data in a correlation database within Red Piranha's cybersecurity mesh architecture and notifies you if there is a match against the information found and their details.
Will we get a notification that we are receiving this service?
Yes. A welcome email will be sent to confirm the inclusion of your provided data into Red Piranha’s dark web correlation database.
Do I need to be a Red Piranha customer?
Red Piranha offers Free Dark Web monitoring to organisations through our trusted Managed Service Providers. All you need to do is provide us with contact details and information for our correlation database and we'll alert you to any detected threats. For in-depth investigations and tailored mitigation strategies, our expert team is ready to assist with our specialised paid services, ensuring comprehensive security for your organisation.
What do you search the dark web for?
As a part of our standard threat intelligence, we use a range of OSINT techniques to search for evidence of the website and domain details provided by you and match them against the data leaked on dark web. This will indicate if the site or any email addresses owned by the organisation have been breached.
Will Red Piranha notify us if our information is leaked? If yes, how will we know?
If we find anything on the Dark Web that might make your organisation vulnerable to a cyber-attack, we will notify you using the selected medium in the sign-up form (email or phone call). In case you want us to investigate the risk further, we will provide information on how to contact our team and they can guide you with a tailored solution to mitigate the risk.
How does Red Piranha use the information I provide?
Red Piranha adhere to a strict information and privacy-policy.