Monitor Stolen Credentials
Scan the dark web for credentials breached through phishing, credential stuffing, and brute-force attacks.
Compromised credentials can give cybercriminals access to business accounts and sensitive information. Weak password practices can make that risk even greater.
Using personal information such as your name, address, or birth date can make passwords easier for attackers to compromise.
Using the same password across multiple accounts can put additional accounts at risk when one set of credentials is compromised.
Simple and commonly used passwords can make it easier for attackers to gain unauthorized access.
Failing to enable MFA removes an additional layer of protection that can help secure accounts when passwords are compromised.
Charles IT’s Dark Web Monitoring service proactively scans for compromised credentials and provides alerts so your organization can take action to better protect affected accounts.
Real-time monitoring and alerts designed to help identify compromised credentials and protect your business accounts.
Scan the dark web for credentials breached through phishing, credential stuffing, and brute-force attacks.
Receive a notification when your domain is listed on the dark web.
Secure affected accounts by changing compromised passwords and enabling multi-factor authentication.
Compromised credentials can create risks across your organization. Dark Web Monitoring gives you greater visibility into exposed credentials so you can take action to better protect your accounts.
Identify compromised passwords so affected credentials can be changed before they create additional risk.
Use MFA to add another layer of protection to accounts when credentials have been exposed.
Continuously scan the dark web for compromised credentials associated with your organization.
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Charles IT scans the dark web for compromised credentials and monitors for instances where your organization’s domain is listed.
Credentials can be compromised through attacks such as phishing, credential stuffing, and brute-force attacks and may subsequently appear on the dark web.
Charles IT provides proactive notification when your domain is identified on the dark web so affected accounts can be secured by changing passwords and enabling MFA.
If an employee uses the same password for multiple accounts, compromised credentials could potentially put additional accounts at risk.
No. Your existing service specifically positions MFA as an action to take to secure accounts. Dark web monitoring helps identify compromised credentials, while MFA provides an additional layer of account protection.