Cybercriminals are constantly targeting businesses, leaking sensitive data, and selling it on the dark web. If your business information is compromised, it can lead to financial loss, reputational damage, and regulatory penalties. Identifying if your data is on the dark web is crucial for taking proactive security measures. Here’s how you can check and respond effectively.
Many cybersecurity services and organisations track data breaches and notify affected users. Services like Oko’s AI-driven dark web monitoring provide real-time alerts if your company’s data appears on the dark web.
Using specialised dark web monitoring tools, businesses can scan for leaked credentials, customer data, financial information, or intellectual property. Oko’s continuous monitoring ensures that any exposure is identified before it becomes a major threat.
Data breach lookup tools allow you to check if your business email addresses have been exposed in known breaches. If an employee’s email is compromised, it may indicate a larger security issue.
Cybercriminals trade stolen data on hidden forums and marketplaces. Tracking these sources manually is challenging, but AI-powered solutions like Oko scan and analyse these environments to detect threats targeting your business.
Unexpected login attempts, fraudulent transactions, or unusual password reset requests can be signs that your data has been compromised. Implement multi-factor authentication (MFA) to mitigate risks.
Hiring a cybersecurity firm or using a dedicated dark web monitoring solution can help businesses stay ahead of cyber threats. Oko offers comprehensive dark web scanning, AI-driven threat detection, and actionable security recommendations.
Oko’s AI-driven dark web and cybercrime protection solution helps businesses detect and mitigate risks before cybercriminals can exploit them. Schedule a free demo today to check if your business data is at risk.