Managed security
We can’t delete the leak.
We can make it useless.
Leaked employee and company credentials, tracked across underground forums and dumps, with a forced reset the moment yours turn up. Nothing gets removed from anywhere, because nobody can do that. The value is shrinking the gap between leaked and useless.
- Domain matching on underground forumsWhat monitoring covers, and what it doesn’tWatching
- Automatic forced resetsWhat monitoring covers, and what it doesn’tWatching
- Reuse checksWhat monitoring covers, and what it doesn’tWatching
- What it won’t doWhat monitoring covers, and what it doesn’tWatching
- Executives and high-value accountsWhat monitoring covers, and what it doesn’tWatching
- Which dump, which account, what we didWhat monitoring covers, and what it doesn’tWatching
Foothills Digital—Sentrello Premier Partner
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Where this usually starts
You’ve probably been sold this already
A dashboard with a skull on it, a monthly PDF announcing your “exposure score”, and a salesperson describing the dark web like it’s a place with a search bar.
- Someone reused their work password on a hobby forum that got breached. It still opens your VPN.
- The monitoring you already pay for sent a scary PDF and no list of accounts to reset.
- The dump was public for weeks before anyone told you. The attacker read it first.
- A vendor promised to get your data taken down, and you paid them for it.
- Nobody knows which staff turned up in a breach, so the fix was a company-wide reset everyone ignored.
What we do instead
Here’s what it really is, done properly
Stolen credentials circulate on breach forums, paste sites and criminal markets. We take your domains, match them against every dump as it surfaces, and tell you which accounts are in it, what was exposed, and which need a forced reset today. That’s the service. It can’t delete anything, because a file that’s been copied can’t be uncopied. What it does is shrink the time between a password going public and that password being worthless, and that window is where break-ins happen.
How it works
How monitoring runs
Not one of these steps is a takedown, and we’d be lying if one were.
Tell us what’s yours
Your email and company domains, plus any executives whose personal addresses would matter if they showed up. That list is the whole scope.
Match every dump as it lands
Breach compilations, forum posts, paste sites and infostealer logs, checked as they appear. A hit is a domain match plus whatever was exposed alongside it, whether that’s a password, a hash or a session cookie.
Check where else it works
Leaked passwords tend to be reused ones. Before resetting anything, we check the leaked one against your directory’s own password store, offline, to see whether the copy on the forum also opens your finance system.
Force the reset
The matched account gets a forced password change and its sessions revoked, through the same automation that offboards a leaver. So does every account the reuse check flagged. It happens when the match lands, not when the monthly report goes out.
Write down what happened
Which accounts, which dump, what was exposed and what we did. No exposure score. A list you can hand to an auditor or your board, with the action beside every line.
What monitoring covers, and what it doesn’t
Domain matching on underground forums
Your domains, checked against credential dumps and stealer logs as they surface. Each match names the account and what was exposed. Useful, and deliberately small.
Automatic forced resets
A hit triggers the reset and session revocation through the same automation that offboards a leaver. Nobody waits for a monthly report, because the monthly report was the problem.
Reuse checks
The leaked password gets compared with your directory’s password store, never tried at the login page. The breach was on a hobby forum. The risk is that the same password opens payroll.
What it won’t do
Remove your data from anywhere. Once a dump is posted it’s been copied, and no vendor, us included, can reach into a criminal forum and delete a row. A takedown offer is theater with an invoice attached.
Executives and high-value accounts
Named people can be watched by address as well as by domain, including personal addresses if they agree, since that’s usually where the reused password came from.
Which dump, which account, what we did
Every match, reset and reuse check, dated and tied to the dump it came from. When the board asks if that breach on the news touched you, the answer’s a search, not a weekend.
Related
Identity & Access Management (IAM)
Multi-factor authentication, single sign-on and privileged accounts, managed so a stolen password isn’t enough on its own. Admin rights get borrowed for an hour instead of kept for a career.
Email Security & Phishing Defense
We block malicious attachments, spam and credential-harvesting email before it reaches anyone, then lock down your own domain so nobody can send as you. The message asking for new bank details waits until someone checks by phone.
Incident Response & Digital Forensics
Immediate containment, breach investigation and evidence gathering while the attack is still underway. Set it up as a retainer and your first call is a call, not a contract negotiation, and the cleanup won’t destroy the proof you’ll need later.
Which domains matter to you?
Your mail and company domains, and whether the people with the most access have MFA on everything.
Send those and we’ll tell you straight what a match would trigger, what it wouldn’t, and whether this is worth paying for on top of good MFA. Sometimes it isn’t, and we’ll say so.
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