Dark Web Assessments

Primary Objective

Identify leaked credentials, sensitive data, and brand exposure on dark web sources

Identify externally exposed systems, services, and assets visible to attackers

Focus Area

Compromised emails, passwords, internal documents, and threat actor discussions

Domains, IP ranges, open ports, cloud assets, and shadow IT

Risk Perspective

Post-exposure visibility — what has already been compromised or discussed

Pre-exploitation visibility — what attackers can currently target

Data Sources

Dark web forums, breach databases, paste sites, underground marketplaces

Internet-wide reconnaissance tools and asset discovery techniques

Type of Findings

Credential leaks, employee exposure, data dumps, impersonation risk

Misconfigured services, exposed admin portals, forgotten subdomains

Testing Style

Intelligence-driven monitoring and investigation

Technical reconnaissance and validation

Exploit Simulation

No active exploitation

No deep exploitation (focused on exposure identification)

Business Impact Focus

Account takeover risk, phishing targeting, reputational damage

Increased breach likelihood due to exposed assets

Best For

Organizations monitoring brand, credential, and employee exposure

Organizations seeking visibility into their external attack surface

Key Question Answered

“Has our data or access already been exposed?”

“What can attackers see and potentially target?”