What's said about you where you can't look.
Stolen passwords, leaked files and access to company networks are bought and sold on forums, marketplaces and leak sites. SkyHelm's researchers watch those places so we can warn you, and act, before that access is used.
Most breaches start with access someone already sold. We'd like you to hear about it first.
The corners of the internet attackers use.
Ransomware leak sites
Where ransomware groups name victims and publish stolen data, including partners and suppliers you share data with.
Criminal forums and marketplaces
Where access brokers advertise ways into company networks, often weeks before a ransomware attack.
Infostealer logs
Passwords and session cookies stolen from infected computers, including staff members' personal devices.
Breach dumps
Data from third-party breaches that may include your staff's work email addresses and reused passwords.
Messaging channels
Chat channels where threat actors trade data, coordinate and boast about their targets.
Access and data sales
Listings that mention your organization, your domains or your sector, flagged the moment they appear.
A finding is only useful if someone acts on it.
Watch continuously
Leak sites, forums, marketplaces, stealer logs and breach dumps are collected and indexed around the clock.
Match against what's yours
Findings are matched against your domains, email addresses, IP ranges and the keywords on your TITAN dark web watchlist.
A researcher checks it
Is it real? Is it new? Is it really about you? A researcher confirms it before it becomes an alert, so you aren't chasing old or unrelated data.
Close the door
Reset the exposed passwords, end active sessions, block the access being sold and alert the people affected. Our SOC can act right away.
Keep watching
Findings stay tracked in TITAN, so you can see what was found, when, and what was done about it.
Every finding, in one place.
Dark web findings sit in TITAN alongside the rest of your security picture, with their source and what to do next.
Not just keyword hits.
Automated dark web alerts are noisy: old breaches, unrelated companies with similar names, data that was dealt with years ago. Our researchers filter that out, so every alert you get is worth your time.
- What was found, and where
- When it appeared, and whether it's current
- Which people, systems or data it affects
- What we've already done, and what's left for you
Where dark web research shows up.
Find out what's already out there.
Talk to us about what SkyHelm's dark web research could turn up about your organization, and how quickly we'd act on it.