Services · Managed services
Darkweb and threat intelligence monitoring
Compromised credentials, brand mentions and infrastructure monitored continuously; every alert reviewed by an analyst and paired with a recommended action.
Why this matters
Your exposure exists whether you're watching or not. Credentials leak through breaches you have no control over. The only question is whether you find out before an attacker does, or after.
Silent exposure
Leaked credentials sit on the darkweb for months before anyone notices, if anyone ever does.
Too much raw noise
Generic scanners flood your inbox with unfiltered hits, so real threats get lost in the volume.
An alert with no next step
Knowing a credential leaked doesn't help if nobody tells you what to actually do about it.
Reacting after the fact
By the time a compromised credential is used in an attack, the cheaper window to act has already closed.
What sets this apart
A specific action for every alert, not raw automated noise. Most darkweb tools hand you a spreadsheet of unfiltered hits and leave you to figure out what matters. Our analysts review every finding, filter the noise, and pair each real exposure with a specific recommended action, so your team acts, instead of triaging.
- Every alert is reviewed by an analyst before it reaches you.
- Each finding comes with a specific recommended action, not just a flag.
- Continuous monitoring across forums, markets and breach dumps.
- Scoped to the assets you define: domains, IPs, VIP emails.
Sample alerts and recommended actions
Illustrative examples; they do not describe a specific client.
- Credential: an employee credential found in a breach dump. Action: force a password reset and review MFA enrollment for the affected account.
- Brand mention: your company name referenced on an underground forum thread. Action: analyst review to confirm relevance; escalated only if it points to real targeting.
- Infrastructure: a scoped domain appears in a phishing-kit configuration. Action: notify your team so awareness and filtering can be adjusted proactively.
- VIP email: a monitored executive email appears in an old, unrelated leak. Action: logged for reference; no action needed unless a pattern emerges.
What you get
Compromised credential alerts
An immediate alert if your company's emails, passwords or sensitive data appear on the darkweb, reviewed by an analyst before it reaches you.
Early threat detection
Monitoring of discussions and activity on underground forums for mentions of your brand, employees or infrastructure.
One recommended action per finding
Every real exposure comes with a specific action (reset, MFA review, filtering adjustment, logging), not just a flag.
Regular summary reports
Instant notifications for critical breaches and regular summary reports on your exposure.
What we scope in and monitor
Assets you define at onboarding, monitored continuously, never anything beyond what you've scoped in: domains, IP ranges, VIP emails, brand mentions, searched across breach dumps and underground forums.
How we deliver it
- Onboarding and scope. Securely integrate target assets (domains, IPs, VIP emails) for tailored monitoring.
- 24/7 surveillance. Automated scanning across illicit forums, markets and communities for mentions and data leaks.
- Analyst review. Expert analysis filters noise, prioritizes risks and uncovers actionable intelligence relevant to your organization.
- Alerts and guidance. Instant notifications for critical breaches, regular summary reports and remediation guidance for every finding.
With the other managed services
A compromised credential alert is handled in your identity tools; the identity and access service makes sure MFA is actually enforced on the affected accounts. If an exposure turns into an incident, incident response takes over around the clock. Managed Security Operations folds the follow-up of recommended actions into its check cadence.
Find out before an attacker acts on it.
Let's talk about what to bring into scope for monitoring.
Frequently asked questions
- What happens when a credential leak is found?
- You receive an immediate alert with the specifics, plus recommended next steps: typically a forced password reset, a review of MFA enrollment for the affected account and a review of related account activity. The alert has first been reviewed by an analyst to confirm it concerns an asset in your scope.
- Can this add on to an existing security stack?
- Yes. This is designed as a standalone add-on that integrates alongside whatever tools you already have in place, without replacing your EDR, identity provider or SIEM. The recommended actions (reset, MFA review, filtering adjustment) are carried out in your existing tools, by your team or with our managed services.
- How is our data handled during monitoring?
- Only the assets you scope in at onboarding (domains, IP ranges, VIP emails, brand mentions) are monitored, never anything beyond what you've scoped in. Monitoring runs under the same confidentiality terms as any other Sentrix engagement, agreed with your organization before work begins.
- Are alerts automated or reviewed by a person?
- Every alert that reaches you has been reviewed by an analyst first, to filter out noise and confirm relevance before it lands in your inbox. Collection is automated across forums, markets and breach dumps; triage, prioritization and the recommended action are human, so your team acts instead of triaging.
- Which assets can you monitor?
- Domains, IP ranges, VIP emails and brand mentions, searched across breach dumps and underground forums. The scope is defined at onboarding and can evolve; a scoped domain appearing in a phishing-kit configuration or a mention of your company in a forum thread are treated as alerts, reviewed before they reach you.
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Last updated: 2026-09-17