Jake read in our newsletter that hackers steal employee credentials, including email addresses, passwords, and other sensitive business data, and post the data on the dark web for sale.
Bad actors purchase those credentials and attempt to use the data to commit cybercrime.
We set up dark web monitoring to search for and track Jake's and his employee's credentials and Jake's business data on the dark web.
Now, Jake has a clear picture of his risk from compromised credentials.
Jake wondered what parts of the dark web are monitored.
We told him our dark web monitoring tool searches:
Hidden chat rooms
Unindexed sites
Private websites
P2P (peer-to-peer) networks
IRC (internet relay chat) channels
Social media platforms
Black market sites
640,000+ botnets
Jake's company collects and stores a lot of client-sensitive information.
Jake tells prospects that he takes cybersecurity seriously in his sales pitches.
And he tells prospects of the layers of cybersecurity tools he uses to protect sensitive client data.
Jake believes he's signed up more clients due to the cybersecurity protections in place.