Dark Web Monitoring
We watch the hidden corners of the internet where your data, brand and people are discussed, around the clock.
- Marketplaces, forums and leak sites
- Paste sites and private channels
- Ransomware leak sites
The problem
More feeds. More alerts. Less certainty.
Most threat intelligence hands your team more to read. The work of deciding what is real still lands on them.
Too many alerts
Hundreds of matches a week, and only a handful that actually matter to you.
No reason why
A score with no explanation means your team re-investigates what the tool already found.
Takedowns that stall
A ticket goes out, screenshots get gathered by hand, and nobody can say when it will be gone.
Capabilities
Everything you need. Nothing you have to decode.
Explainable Alerts
Every alert shows its work: the evidence, how confident we are, and why it matters to your organization.
- Plain-language reasons
- Confidence you can see
- A link back to the original source
Credential Exposure
Find leaked logins and breached accounts tied to your domains before attackers put them to use.
- Email and domain exposure checks
- Breach and leak tracking
- Watchlists for the accounts that matter
Ask in Plain English
Ask "Are we exposed?" and get an answer grounded in your own data, with the findings it used listed underneath.
- Answers checked against your data
- The findings behind each answer, listed
- Attach files for context
Brand & Executive Watch
Spot impersonation, look-alike domains and leaked executive details while there is still time to act.
- Look-alike and typo domains
- Executive name watchlists
- Brand keyword monitoring
Your Approval, Always
Our AI can investigate on its own, but nothing changes until a person on your team says yes.
- Approve or reject every action
- Every decision logged by name
- A full history of what ran and why
Takedowns
Takedowns, without the chase.
When something needs to come down, DarkOnion guides your team from the alert to a closed case: the linked finding, a duplicate check, a named approver and the deadline in one place.
The usual way
- File a ticket and wait
- Collect screenshots by hand
- Chase the provider for updates
- Hope it is really gone
The DarkOnion way
- Link the request to the alert it came from
- Duplicate requests caught before you continue
- The approver named and recorded on every request
- Deadline shown, removal check recorded
Explainable AI
Not a chatbot on top of a database.
Other tools give you more results and a summary. DarkOnion gives you fewer, clearer decisions. Answers are grounded in real evidence about your organization, checked against your own data before you see them, and list the findings they used.
See how the platform works HIGHExample
Executive credentials offered for sale
Why we flagged itConfidence 92%
- Matches your verified domain
- Seller has a history of genuine leaks
- Posted 3 hours ago
View evidence ↗OpenCopy ID
Trust
Your data stays yours.
Fully separated
Every customer’s data is isolated from every other customer’s.
Residency you control
Data-residency settings control where your stored data may live.
Logged by name
Analyst verdicts and approvals record who made them and when.
FAQ
Questions buyers ask.
How do I know if my company’s data is on the dark web?
DarkOnion continuously monitors dark web marketplaces, forums, leak sites, paste sites and private channels for your domains, brands, executives and accounts. You can also run an exposure check on an email or domain at any time and see straight away whether it appears in leaked data.
What makes an alert “explainable”?
Every alert shows why it was raised: the evidence behind it, a confidence level, the factors that drove the score, and a plain-language reason it matters to your organization, with a link back to the original source. Your analysts verify instead of re-investigating.
Can DarkOnion help remove fake domains and impersonation?
Yes. DarkOnion gives your team a guided takedown process for look-alike domains, impersonation, fraudulent listings and similar abuse. You link each request to the finding it came from, DarkOnion checks that no request for the same target is already open, records the named approver, shows the request’s deadline and records the removal check when the takedown is closed. The hosting provider, registrar or platform makes the final removal decision.
Does the AI take actions on its own?
No. The AI can search, investigate and summarize, but any action that changes something waits for a person on your team to approve or reject it, and every decision is recorded.
How is our data kept separate from other customers?
Each customer’s data is kept in its own isolated space, every record belongs to exactly one customer, and access is checked on every request. Data-residency settings control where your stored data may live.
Is DarkOnion just a chatbot on top of a database?
No. Answers are built from real evidence about your organization, checked against your own data before you see them, and list the findings they used. If an answer cannot be verified, it says so. You get decisions you can check, not just search results.
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