Six Questions to Ask When Developing a Dark Web Intelligence Strategy
A BUYER'S GUIDE TO DARK WEB MONITORING
Monitoring the dark web has become an essential part of security strategies for companies in just about every industry so they can better understand the threats and risk they face. This Buyer’s Guide outlines the questions that companies should ask themselves when developing a dark-web monitoring strategy.
Why Use Matchlight?
Employee and Customer Credential Monitoring
Find out quickly and privately if data originating from your organization appears, augmenting both incident response and risk mitigation. Receive automated analyst reports that provide context, cut through the noise, and follow up when data is identified.
Real Time Analytics of Stolen Payment Cards
Detect stolen payment cards and receive a robust pool of data to begin comprehensive common point of purchase analysis before any fraudulent activity has occurred.
Third-party Product Augmentation and Data Integration
Integrate customizable Matchlight data of full page content into third-party products or analytics, such as third-party risk scoring or consumer protection businesses, which require a source of raw dark web data for natural language processing and alerting.
Benefits of Matchlight
Fully Private
Unlike traditional security providers, Matchlight is designed to never access your original data. Matchlight constantly monitors for the appearance of your data without increasing your exposure.
Fully Automated
Most intel providers rely heavily on human analysts to detect and identify threats; increasing costs and limiting coverage. Matchlight runs on a big data infrastructre designed to detect your exact data - covering more ground in less time.