External Data Leaks

Monitor and detect sensitive external data leaks and compromised credentials. 

Businesses Are Vulnerable to Data Leaks

Last year, 49% of breaches involved credentials – making stolen credentials one of the primary ways threat actors access an organization. With PhishLabs, enterprises maintain 24×7 visibility across a vast stretch of digital channels to proactively detect data leaks, maintain ongoing monitoring of data claimed by threat actors and stolen by various forms of malware, and quickly takedown leaks posted to open web and social media. 

Data Leak Prevention

Today, security teams struggle to manage the complexities of protecting large amounts of their own data and logins as well as maintain adequate visibility into sprawling digital channels and underground networks where threat actors conduct business. 

PhishLabs gathers relevant data through a combination of automated and expert collection methods to monitor across digital channels including the open web, dark web, and social media. This visibility includes monitoring widely-used code repositories, paste sites, and dark web marketplaces, providing immediate alerts when relevant data, mentions and associated stolen credentials and transactions are identified. 

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Client-Specific
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Monitoring

Additional Fortra Solutions for Data Protection

 

If you’re looking for broader visibility and protection for critical data and IP, Fortra offers market-leading data protection that complements our data leak solutions. Our interlocking offerings for data loss prevention, data classification, and secure collaboration protect sensitive data while keeping users productive.

Watch the quick video to the left or learn more about Fortra Solutions for Data Protection here.

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Reducing Noise by Focusing on Verified Leaks

High volumes of web activity generate significant noise including false positives and benign chatter. These distractions slow progress as security teams are forced to sift through mounds of data to identify real threats. 

Reduce noise to ensure relevancy and focus on confirmed threats with verified intelligence from human-vetted results. PhishLabs’ experts vet and curate findings based on client-specific context, categorizing the data as informational or actionable, enabling security teams to immediately minimize the impact of real threats. These classifications are based on the severity of the circumstances, including where the data is being held, its status, how transparent/visible the data is, and related transactions and chatter. 

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Streamline Mitigation of Data Leaks

Data leaks can be devastating from a financial and reputational perspective but also a challenge to rectify. Once data is stolen, enterprises often lack clear visibility into when the data was leaked, where it is currently located, and how it’s being marketed. Many businesses aren’t even sure where to look.

PhishLabs minimizes damage caused by data leaks by automatically taking down actionable threats posted on the open web and social media with no client review required. In instances of compromised credentials, PhishLabs also provides visibility into the credentials stolen, so you can take proactive internal measures to lock accounts or force password changes.

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Automated Takedowns
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Dark Web Monitoring
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Compromised Credentials Monitoring

FAQs

The accidental leak of sensitive data is considered a data leak.

A data leak can happen for many reasons, but it usually involves human error or negligence. An example could be the sending of an email with information to someone not authorized to view such data.

Unlike a data leak, a data breach is an intentional action to gain sensitive information otherwise not authorized to that entity.