Leaked Credentials
Emails, usernames, and passwords from breaches and dumps.
- ✓Corporate domains & aliases
- ✓Credential stuffing indicators
- ✓Reuse & weak‑password patterns
See What Criminals See—Then Shut It Down
Company credentials, passwords, and sensitive data are often bought and sold on the dark web — usually without the business even realizing it. ATCOM's Dark Web Monitoring service scans these hidden marketplaces for any sign that your company's information is exposed. If we find it, you'll know immediately.
Then, we'll help you take steps to lock down accounts and prevent breaches. Unfortunately, one compromised email account can lead to phishing attacks and financial fraud. By continuously monitoring the dark web, we give you the visibility to act before attacker's strike.
This service pairs perfectly with MFA and patch management, creating a layered defense strategy that meets real‑world threats head‑on. The dark web is where stolen data lives — and with ATCOM monitoring it for you, you'll never be left in the dark.
What ATCOM Watches For
Sensitive Data
Mentions of your company, projects, or systems in dark‑web chatter.
- ✓PII & financial data references
- ✓Vendor & partner exposure
- ✓Malware config & access sales
Immediate Response
When we detect exposure, you get an alert and a checklist to contain risk.
- ✓Password & token resets
- ✓Forced MFA & conditional access
- ✓Executive & IT notifications
Alert Workflow: Detect → Alert → Contain → Remediate
1
Detect
Our feeds flag leaked credentials or mentions tied to your domains.
2
Alert
We notify IT and executives with context, affected users, and source details (when known).
3
Contain
Force password resets, revoke tokens, and enable/confirm MFA & conditional access.
4
Remediate
User guidance, mailbox rules check, phishing sweep, and audit report for records.
Frequently Asked Questions
What data do you monitor?
We monitor for credentials tied to your corporate domains, mentions of your organization in dark‑web forums/marketplaces, and data associated with known breach sources. We never purchase stolen data; we collect signals to help you respond.
What happens if you find our credentials?
You'll receive an alert with the exposed accounts, approximate breach source (when known), and next‑step guidance: password resets, forced MFA, token revocation, and user notifications.
Is this legal and compliant?
Yes. We use lawful collection methods and publicly accessible intelligence sources on the dark web. Results are presented as security alerts for remediation and audit documentation.
Shine a light on dark‑web risks
Pair monitoring with MFA and patch management for layered protection and insurance readiness.