Automate Detection & Response
High-Fidelity Actionable Alerts
Beyond Leaked Credentials
Frequently Asked Questions
Breachsense provides enterprise-grade dark web monitoring with API-first architecture designed for SOC automation. Unlike similar services, we monitor private criminal forums, ransomware leak sites, and Telegram channels that other tools can’t access. You’ll get high-fidelity alerts with full context about where credentials were used, not just that they leaked. Our API integrates directly into your existing security stack for automated response workflows.
Enterprise security teams using Breachsense detect compromised credentials within minutes of them appearing on the dark web. Traditional breach detection takes an average of 204 days. Real-time monitoring means you can reset passwords and terminate sessions before attackers exploit them. According to IBM’s 2025 Cost of Data Breach Report, organizations that detect breaches faster save an average of $1.9 million in breach costs.
Yes, Breachsense is built API-first for seamless integration with enterprise security stacks. Any system that can parse JSON and webhooks are supported. You can automate credential resets, trigger incident response workflows, and enrich alerts with breach context. Our API documentation provides detailed integration guides for common platforms.
We monitor for compromised employee and customer credentials, C-level executive accounts, VPN and remote access credentials, session tokens that bypass multi-factor authentication, leaked internal documents and source code, third-party vendor breaches affecting your supply chain, and malware-infected employee devices with corporate access. Organizations should also follow CISA’s breach prevention guidance alongside continuous monitoring.
We prevent alert fatigue through high-fidelity, context-rich notifications. Instead of generic “credential found” alerts, you’ll see exactly which applications, systems, or services used the leaked credentials. We crack hashed passwords to plaintext so you know the actual password strength and reuse patterns. Alerts include threat actor context, breach source, and exposure timeline. This lets your security team prioritize response based on actual risk, not just volume.
Enterprise teams using Breachsense typically see ROI within the first prevented breach incident. With the average data breach costing $4.4 million in 2025, preventing even one breach provides significant returns. Teams report 70-80% reduction in time spent on credential monitoring, faster incident response times from 204 days to under 48 hours, and reduced breach costs through early detection. Automated API integration eliminates manual dark web monitoring workflows, freeing up security analysts for higher-value tasks.
Enterprise Security Resources
Essential guides for security operations teams
Dark Web Monitoring for Security Teams
Comprehensive guide on implementing dark web monitoring in enterprise security operations. Learn what sources to monitor and how to integrate threat intelligence into your SOC workflows.
Learn MoreCompromised Credential Monitoring
Detect leaked employee and customer credentials before account takeover occurs. Essential for preventing unauthorized access to enterprise systems and applications.
Learn MoreDark Web API for Enterprise Integration
Technical documentation for integrating Breachsense into your security stack. Connect to SIEM, SOAR, and ticketing systems for automated breach response.
Learn MoreThird-Party Cyber Risk Management
Monitor vendor and supplier breaches that could expose your organization. Critical for managing supply chain security risks in enterprise environments.
Learn MoreData Breach Detection for Enterprises
Learn the 5 critical steps for detecting data breaches early. Understand indicators of compromise and detection methodologies for security operations teams.
Learn MoreCyber Threat Intelligence Software
Compare enterprise-grade threat intelligence platforms. Understand the capabilities that separate basic monitoring from comprehensive threat detection.
Learn MoreCost of a Data Breach
Quantify breach impact with the latest enterprise statistics. See how breach costs break down across detection, response, lost business, and regulatory fines.
Learn MoreHow to Find Data Breaches
Discover where your enterprise data has been leaked. Techniques for searching breach databases, dark web marketplaces, and criminal forums for organizational exposure.
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