Dark Web Monitoring Service
Get instant incident reports for your company's domain name.
Get alerts for leaked employee and customer credentials.
Reset leaked employee credentials before they are exploited and used in a cyberattack.
Notify your customers about leaked data to build customer loyalty.
Every day viruses and botnets infect thousands of computers, harvesting logins, passwords, cookies, and files stored in the web browser and on the computer's desktop.
Alerts Bar continuously tracks and indexes millions of dark web sources, including Tor, telegram channels, private darknet communities, ransomware marketplaces, and others.
Even if you use multi-factor authentication, attackers access accounts by simulating a real user using stolen session cookie data.
Subscription Features:
Deep Protection
Our system doesn't just monitor and protect you by informing you when one of your employees or clients is affected by a virus, we can also monitor the personal emails of your employees, providing top-tier care.
Seamless Integration
Our service can be setup in just 10 minutes with Slack, Telegram, or direct email notifications, ensuring you receive timely alerts in the communication tools you use every day.
Incident Investigations
Gain access to our team of experts for outsourced incident investigations. We work alongside you to identify the source of leaks and prevent future incidents. Upon request, we provide all raw data indexed from the darknet.
Manual
Leak Database search
Conduct thorough searches using specific keywords to discover leaks of your company data on third-party domains such as Slack, Jira, GitLab, Discord, partner dashboards, and mobile applications.
Continuous Alerts
Stay Informed with Continuous Alerts
Receive constant updates and alerts about leaks and breaches or security issues several times a day, allowing you to react and secure your users in real-time.
Comprehensive Database
Our experts constantly update our sources, maintaining a database that is always current, with indexes containing over 40 billion records. Here, you can access a comprehensive list of known third-party data breaches spanning the last 15 years.