Your Passwords Might Already Be For Sale
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet where stolen data is bought and sold every day. Billions of usernames, passwords, and session tokens are circulating — harvested by information-stealing malware from infected devices around the world. If anyone at your company has ever reused a password, used a personal device for work, or signed up for a service that was later breached, there is a real chance your credentials are already out there.
JCPIT continuously monitors the dark web for your company’s exposed data. When we find something, we act promptly to mitigate the risk and help prevent unauthorised access.
What We Monitor For
- Compromised email credentials — Employee email addresses and passwords that have been leaked in data breaches or harvested by infostealers.
- Stolen session tokens — Authentication tokens that allow attackers to bypass passwords and MFA entirely, impersonating legitimate users.
- Exposed business data — Company documents, customer records, or sensitive information that has been posted or listed for sale.
- Domain and brand mentions — Your company name, domain, or brand being discussed in criminal forums or used in planned attacks.
How It Works
- Continuous scanning — We monitor dark web marketplaces, criminal forums, paste sites, and breach databases 24/7 for any mention of your company or your employees’ credentials.
- Immediate notification — When a match is found, our team is alerted instantly. We assess the severity and determine the right response.
- Forced password reset — Compromised credentials trigger an immediate password reset and MFA enforcement for the affected accounts.
- Ongoing reporting — You receive regular reports showing what was found, what we did about it, and how your exposure is trending over time.
The Numbers Are Alarming
Over 80% of breaches involve compromised credentials. Password attacks on cloud accounts have spiked tenfold. Information-stealing malware usage has surged, quietly harvesting saved logins, browser cookies, and authentication tokens from infected devices. Many businesses do not enforce multi-factor authentication, leaving a massive security gap.
What You Get
- Continuous dark web and breach database monitoring
- Compromised credential detection
- Session token and cookie theft alerts
- Immediate response — forced password resets and MFA enforcement
- Domain and brand monitoring
- Monthly exposure reports
- Recommendations for reducing your attack surface