Find stolen data and threat signals before they become an attack
The Internet has three layers, the Surface Web, the Deep Web and the Dark Web. We’re used to using the surface web, which we know colloquially as the World Wide Web. The Deep Web is the largest of its layers, comprising of unarchived (unsearchable) internet pages and databases (for example, containing messaging data from popular communication applications). The Dark Web, the bottom layer, contains nefarious marketplaces and forums hidden from regular view, where illegal trades are made, including data theft.
Lockdown’s Deep and Dark Web Data Searching monitors dark web marketplaces, forums, and paste sites for mentions of your organisation, employees, or assets. We examine popular messaging applications where data is traded and sold, and machinations of Cyber Crime are discussed to Identify threats before they materialise into real-world attacks. Lockdown also tracks infostealer malware logs from families like Redline, Raccoon, and Vidar. This enables Lockdown to Identify compromised employee credentials, session tokens, and browser-saved data before attackers can exploit them.
- Identify your stolen data across the Deep & Dark Web
- Scans across Deep & Dark Web forums and applications
- Tracks Infostealer malware logs to identify compromise
- Helps to proactively recognise breached accounts, stolen card data and confidential business information
- Format: intelligence searching and monitoring
- Duration: ongoing (or one-off search)
- Audience: IT, security, risk, compliance, leadership
- Ideal for: spotting exposed data, fraud signals and compromise indicators early
- What's included: deep and dark web searching + infostealer-log monitoring + prioritised findings + remediation guidance
Deep & Dark Web Data Searching
Common problems
“We don’t know if our data is being sold or shared.”
Explore problem →Recommended focus: searching for exposure across key sources
You’ll get: clearer visibility of what’s out there and where“We keep seeing fraud attempts and impersonation.”
Explore problem →Recommended focus: finding the data attackers use to target you
You’ll get: insight that supports better controls and prevention“We suspect compromise, but can’t find the signal.”
Explore problem →Recommended focus: identifying infostealer indicators and evidence
You’ll get: faster confirmation and practical next steps“We need to know what’s exposed so we can prioritise actions.”
Explore problem →Recommended focus: triaging findings by severity and impact
You’ll get: a focused plan for resets, monitoring and containment“We’re worried about account takeover and session hijacking.”
Explore problem →Recommended focus: spotting leaked tokens and saved credentials
You’ll get: earlier remediation to reduce attacker access“Leadership needs a clear summary, not technical noise.”
Explore problem →Recommended focus: turning findings into board-ready insight
You’ll get: clear risk context and recommended actionsWhat this training covers
- Searching and monitoring of dark web marketplaces, forums and paste sites for relevant mentions
- Coverage of commonly used messaging channels where data is traded and discussed
- Tracking of infostealer malware logs to identify compromise indicators
- Identification of compromised credentials, session tokens and browser-saved data
- Prioritised findings with severity and context to help you respond quickly
- Recommended remediation actions to reduce risk and prevent repeat exposure
Ask for price
Tell us what you want to monitor (organisation name, domains, key brands, high-risk roles) and whether you need a one-off search or ongoing monitoring. If you’d like a call back, leave your phone number in the optional message field and we’ll get back to you. We’ll recommend the best-fit option and send a clear quote.
