One clear job
Find relevant ransomware and dark web source mentions, then make the evidence reviewable.
AdverseMonitor tracks publicly posted cyber-incident claims — ransomware and extortion leak-site posts, data-breach and data-leak listings, DDoS, defacement and initial-access offers — drawn from sources including Telegram channels, Tor sites and the open web, and raises a dashboard alert when your organisation, domain, industry or country is named.
Find relevant ransomware and dark web source mentions, then make the evidence reviewable.
Matches are recorded in the dashboard for review.
A mention is an investigation lead, not automatic proof of compromise. Coverage and source claims have limitations.
Small and lean security teams often need external exposure visibility without buying a broad consulting engagement or operating a separate intelligence stack. AdverseMonitor is packaged as a software subscription for that specific workflow.
The product includes a searchable threat feed, monitoring profiles and alert history. Eligible plans can use the documented read API. Matches are recorded in the dashboard for review.
The plans on this site do not claim to include penetration testing, vulnerability assessment, incident response, a dedicated account manager, or unpublished certification and uptime guarantees.
Scan one domain, inspect the output, then decide whether continuous monitoring is useful.