Dark & Deep Web Monitoring

The Infostealer Logs linked to your employees section details credentials harvested by malicious infostealer malware from compromised systems.  These logs often contain usernames, passwords, email addresses, and other sensitive data, extracted from browsers, password managers, and applications.

Threat actors sell or distribute these logs on underground forums and marketplaces, posing a risk of unauthorized access to corporate and personal accounts. Continuous monitoring helps detect and mitigate potential breaches before attackers exploit the stolen credentials.

The Data from Breaches section highlights credentials and sensitive information exposed in known data breaches of other third party breaches on which your employees or your company had accounts on. These breaches occur when attackers exploit vulnerabilities in organizations’ systems, leaking user data such as emails, passwords, and personal details.

Compromised credentials are often sold or shared on dark web forums or channels, increasing the risk of credential stuffing and identity theft. This could risk corporate accounts on third party applications, password reuse abuse and much more could be a possibility of exploiting this.

The Company Users Data section identifies credentials belonging to your organization's users that have been exposed in data breaches and infostealer logs. These credentials, including usernames and passwords used on your portal, may have been leaked from third-party breaches or stolen through malware infections.

Threat actors can exploit this data for unauthorized access, account takeover, or further compromise of internal systems. Continuous monitoring helps detect exposed accounts early, enabling prompt password resets and security reinforcements.

Our Dark Web Mentions feature continuously monitors underground hacking forums, encrypted messaging channels, and illicit marketplaces for any references to your company, brand, employees, or digital assets. By scanning these hidden corners of the dark web, we identify early indicators of targeted attacks, leaked credentials, or compromised data being discussed or sold. This proactive monitoring gives security teams the crucial heads-up needed to mitigate threats before they escalate into full-blown breaches.

This section outlines the findings identified across various dark web sources, including underground forums, encrypted messaging channels, and illicit marketplaces. The monitoring process focuses on detecting any mentions related to the client’s organization, such as company names, employee credentials, domains, or other sensitive assets. These mentions may indicate potential targeting, data leaks, or active discussions by threat actors. Each identified mention is evaluated for context, risk level, and potential impact to provide actionable intelligence.

At Laburity, we go beyond detection, we deliver clarity. Each dark web alert is accompanied by detailed context, impact assessment, and tailored next steps. Our expert analysts break down what the threat means for your business and exactly how to respond. Whether it’s credential leaks, ransomware targeting, or insider risks, you receive clear, prioritized actions to contain and remediate the threat. This ensures your team can move swiftly from alert to resolution, without confusion or delay.

We offer dedicated group calls with our dark and deep web intelligence experts to walk you through critical findings. These sessions go beyond reports, our team explains threat context, answers your questions, and helps align the intelligence with your internal security strategy. Whether it's assessing a potential breach or planning mitigation steps, our experts become an extension of your team during high-risk situations.

For teams with internal tools or SOC environments, we provide raw, structured threat data feeds. This allows you to ingest dark web intelligence directly into your SIEM, SOAR, or custom dashboards. Whether for real-time alerting, enrichment, or internal investigations.