Dark web monitoring that connects intelligence to your real exposure.
Dark-web monitoring is useful only when it helps a team decide what to do next. TUT1 links relevant mention and leak signals to domains, identities and external assets so security teams can validate exposure and respond with context.
1.See signals before they become incidents
Monitor indexed leak sources, forums, marketplaces and other intelligence sources for organization-relevant indicators. TUT1 helps distinguish a signal that needs investigation from generic noise.
2.Investigate safely and responsibly
Use approved workflows to identify affected identities and services, require resets or stronger controls where appropriate, and document the response. Do not treat the presence of a credential or mention as proof of current compromise without verification.
3.One view of infrastructure and identity risk
Pair dark-web signals with credential exposure, phishing look-alikes and external asset discovery. This makes it easier to understand whether a suspicious mention is connected to a public service, a brand-abuse campaign or a broader incident.
•Frequently asked questions
- Does a dark-web mention prove a breach?
- No. It is an intelligence signal that requires validation and investigation.
- Does TUT1 expose passwords in reports?
- Reports should minimize sensitive data and follow the entitlements of the selected plan.
- What should we do after an alert?
- Validate the source, identify affected accounts or assets, contain the risk and document the response.