Dark Web Monitoring
If your employee’s email addresses is on the dark web, your company is in danger. Protect your company with KassNet’s Dark Web Monitoring
What is Dark Web Monitoring?
One of the most popular items for sale on the Dark Web are email passwords. Many times, hackers uncover email password data during cyber attacks. When that occurs, the hacker can immediately profit by selling the email passwords to other hackers. To avoid suspicion from law enforcement, the hackers solicit buyers on the Dark Web because it is not easily accessible by the public.
KassNet’s Dark Web Monitoring Service counters the threat of business email compromise by continuously searching the Dark Web for email passwords for sale. We monitor sites on the Dark Web known for email password sales. If we find a password from a customer’s email address, KassNet will alert you immediately so that you can secure your system.
Why Have Dark Web Monitoring?
Early Warning System for Your Company
In 2019, the FBI received 23,775 email account complaints, and victims lost over $1.7 billion from cyber attacks launched using email accounts. Victims lost more money from email compromises than any other type of cyber attack in 2019, and the threat is growing each year.
If a hacker posts one of your employees email addresses on the Dark Web, your company becomes extremely vulnerable to a cyber attack. The compromised email address can be used at any time to launch a cyber attack onto your company.
Upon initiating Dark Web Monitoring with KassNet, your company’s email domain will be monitored around the clock on the Dark Web. If we find a compromised email address from your company, you will be alerted right away by KassNet. That will enable you to take immediate action to mitigate the threat.
What If My Company Does Not Have Dark Web Monitoring?
Many times, it takes weeks, months, and even years for companies to discover a compromised corporate email account. If an employee’s email account is compromised, a quick response is needed to mitigate the damage. That means that you need to be alerted to an employee email breach as soon as possible.
With just one compromised email address, a hacker could cause severe damage to your business. For example, the hacker could soon have access to all your employees emails, conduct identity theft, steal customer data, or even hold your data for ransom.
Dark Web Scan Request
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