See your data in the underground before customers see it on the news.
Brand mentions, credential dumps, and infrastructure references in dark-web channels typically precede public news by weeks. Dark Web Monitoring watches the dark-web sources Deepinfo indexes continuously for any term you care about: organization name, products, executives, internal codenames, custom identifiers.
Continuous coverage across forums, marketplaces, paste sites, and chat channels.
Threat-intelligence teams, fraud-prevention teams, and incident-response teams all run this workflow. The question they answer: is our organization being discussed, targeted, or breached in places we can't easily see? Pre-Deepinfo, dark-web visibility is fragmented across multiple specialized vendors. Post-Deepinfo, it's one continuous monitoring stream against a defined keyword set.
Coverage spans forums (English, Russian, Turkish-language sources), marketplaces, paste sites, leak sites, and chat channels where exposure surfaces first. New content gets indexed continuously; alerts fire as new mentions appear. False-positive feedback feeds back into relevance scoring so the alert stream gets cleaner over time.
Outcomes: brand mentions detected the same day they appear; credential dumps cross-referenced against employee and customer email lists; threat actor coordination signals routed to intelligence and IR teams.
Three monitoring modes, one dark-web index.
Continuous Dark Web Mentions Monitoring for always-on coverage. On-demand Dark Web Search for incident-driven investigation. Threat Actor Intelligence for actor-context attribution. Data Breach Index for credential cross-reference.
Dark Web Mentions Monitoring.
Continuous monitoring against your defined keyword set: corporate name, product names, executive names, internal identifiers. Alerts route to email, Slack, SIEM, or ticketing per channel configuration.
Dark Web Search.
On-demand queries against the dark-web index for incident response and investigation. Filter by identifier, source type, or time window. Real-time results with full source attribution.
Threat Actor Intelligence.
Mentions matched against actor profiles to identify which groups are active. TTPs mapped to MITRE ATT&CK with sector-specific context.
Data Breach Index.
Direct query access to the breach corpus for incident scoping and ad-hoc lookups. Cross-reference customer email lists against newly-indexed breaches.
Customers running dark-web monitoring at real coverage.
A major Türkiye-based bank
Brand and credential monitoring across breach corpora and dark-web sources continuously.
Read the storyAn e-commerce platform
Continuous customer credential and payment-credential exposure tracking across breach dumps and infostealer logs.
Read the storyThreat intelligence operations
Equip your security teams with dark web search, threat actor profiling, and IOC feeds.
Read the use case“We caught organization mentions on dark-web forums weeks before any public announcement. The lead time gave us room to prepare customer communications and law enforcement coordination before the news hit.”
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