
Dark Web Assessment
Find out if your company data has been compromised, so you can take action before it is too late.
CloudTech24’s security experts conduct dark web assessments to identify leaked credentials, exposed data, and hidden risks across dark web marketplaces, forums, and hacker networks.
What is a dark web assessment?
A dark web assessment (sometimes referred to as a dark web breach assessment or a dark web scan) is an in-depth investigation of dark web sources. The aim of the assessment is to discover if there is any sensitive or compromised information about your organisation, accounts, systems, and employees on the dark web.
The aim of CloudTech24’s regular dark web assessments and dark web monitoring is to highlight any emerging risks and to remediate any issues before cybercriminals have the chance to mount an attack.
Our expert in-house security team uses advanced OSINT techniques to search the dark web for:
- Breached usernames and passwords
- Remote access credentials for sale
- Personal accounts of senior staff or board members
- Active threats targeting your business.

The impact of a cyber-attack
The dark web is often used as a marketplace for stolen data, including emails, passwords, financial details, and personal information. If your company’s data is exposed:
- Hackers can launch phishing or ransomware attacks
- You could risk regulatory fines and GDPR penalties
- Your business reputation may be damaged
- Negative PR is likely to have an adverse impact on customer trust levels.
By engaging CloudTech24 to conduct regular, proactive dark web scans, you will benefit from early identification of any breaches, allowing damage to be limited and cyber defences to be strengthened.
Our dark web breach assessment services
CloudTech24 offers in-depth dark web assessments that are delivered by qualified cybersecurity specialists and are tailored to your company.
Our service includes:
- Checking the dark web for your domain and employee credentials
- Threat intelligence research across forums, breached databases and botnets
- Wireless network scans to identify leaked WiFi passwords or .cap files
- Reconnaissance operations to see whether your data has been compromised
- Keyword-based dark web scans to detect mentions of your company or executives.
When the assessment is complete, we will send you a detailed report that highlights our findings. The report will also include a risk analysis and a clear action plan with recommendations that will help protect your organisation.


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Dark web assessment: FAQs
Please see below for some common questions on our dark web assessment services. If you would prefer to speak to someone then please do pick up the phone and speak to one of our team.
What is the dark web?
The dark web is a hidden part of the internet where websites sit behind layers of encryption and are not indexed by search engines. It is often used for illicit or illegal activity, although it may also be used for legitimate purposes by people who wish to stay anonymous.
The dark web is where cybercriminals trade stolen credentials, malware, and other illegal software or data, so regular dark web assessments are a must if you want to protect your organisation.
Is it illegal to go on the dark web?
Accessing the dark web is not illegal. However, it is illegal to engage in criminal activities while on the dark web, such as buying or selling illegal goods or content.
How can I check if my password has been leaked on the dark web?
A cybersecurity specialist can navigate the dark web and use specialist search engines etc to verify whether a password has been compromised.
Can the dark web be monitored?
Yes. At CloudTech24, we provide 24/7 dark web monitoring to help protect your organisation. Our service monitors for compromised credentials, personally identifiable information (PII), and other sensitive data. Should any risks be detected, we will alert you immediately, so that prompt action can be taken.
What does PII mean?
PII stands for Personally Identifiable Information. This includes information like name, address, date of birth, passport number or credit card details.
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