Solvera Shield layer 8 of 9: Dark web
Why Offices Choose Dark Web Monitoring
Watches leak lists
Your company domain is checked against leaked password lists.
Alerts with next steps
When a match appears, we tell you who is affected and what to change.
Reset and verify
We help reset the password and confirm two-step sign-in is on.
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What it is
Solvera Dark Web Monitoring watches for your company email addresses in stolen data that circulates online, often from breaches at other websites your staff signed up for. When a match turns up, we know which account to secure.
Why it matters for your business
People reuse passwords. If a shopping site or app a team member used is breached, that password may be tried on your company email. Finding out early lets you change it before anyone uses it.
How it works
- We add your company email domains to monitoring.
- The service checks for those addresses in leaked data on an ongoing basis.
- When a match appears, our team reviews how recent and serious it is.
- We contact you, help the person reset the password and confirm two-step sign-in is on.
- We include findings in your regular reviews so you can see trends over time.
How it protects your business
- Flags company accounts exposed in other companies’ breaches
- Prompts password changes before a leaked password is used
- Shows where password reuse is a risk
- Pairs with two-step sign-in so a leaked password is not enough
- Keeps a record of exposures and the actions taken
- Helps answer insurance and audit questions about monitoring
Where it fits in the Solvera Shield
Solvera Dark Web Monitoring is the Dark web layer, number 8 of 9 in the Solvera Shield. It works alongside the other layers, so if one misses something, the next one is there. It is included in every Solvera plan. See plans and pricing.
Solvera Dark Web Monitoring FAQ
What is the dark web?
It is a part of the internet that regular search engines do not index, where stolen data is often traded. Our monitoring service searches it so you never have to.
Does a match mean we were hacked?
Usually not. Most matches come from breaches at other websites where staff used a work email. It is still a good reason to change that password.
Can you remove our data from the dark web?
No one can reliably remove leaked data. What we can do is make sure the exposed passwords no longer work.
How often do you check?
Monitoring runs continuously, and our team reviews new findings during business hours.