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Overview
Breachsense offers proactive threat intelligence by monitoring the dark web for compromised credentials to help organizations prevent data breaches. While the user interface can use some improvements for better navigation, its specialized tools and easy implementation provide high-quality actionable data, which makes it a reliable choice for security teams.
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Breachsense Specifications
Threat Intelligence
Anti-Virus And Anti-Malware
Security Information And Event Management (SIEM)
Vulnerability Management
What Is Breachsense?
Breachsense is a data breach monitoring platform that enables security teams to proactively defend against cyberattacks. The software continuously scans the dark web, private hacker forums, and criminal marketplaces for leaked employee credentials, session tokens, and sensitive company data.
By providing real-time alerts, it allows organizations to reset stolen credentials and terminate sessions before they can be exploited, which helps in preventing account takeovers and fraudulent purchases.
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Who Is Breachsense For?
Breachsense is designed for organizations with established security programs, including:
- Enterprise security teams
- Incident response analysts
- Penetration testers
- Red teams
- M&A research
Is Breachsense Right For You?
Breachsense is a reliable choice for organizations that want to shift from a reactive to a proactive security model. It offers complete focus on compromised credentials, which are the root cause of most data breaches, by delivering high-signal and low-noise intelligence. Breachsense supports compliance by offering a critical breach notification protocol through real-time monitoring of open, deep, and dark web sources to ensure swift action.
Still unsure about the Breachsense? Contact our support team at (661) 384-7070 for further guidance.
Breachsense Features
The Darkweb feature detects compromised company data being leaked or sold, initially providing the victim’s company name and a concise short description of the compromised entity. The system then details the associated domain name, the name of the threat actor, and a supplemental short description of the threat actor’s activities and intentions. Findings are precisely located by the date the data was indexed and include the definitive URL source of the data, along with a temporary signed web link for a screenshot of the dark web leak.
Breachsense supplies focused intelligence regarding exposed secret keys specifically discovered within publicly accessible code repositories. The resulting data clearly indicates the domain name tied to the compromised entity and pinpoints the exact date the leaked data was indexed into the platform’s database. The complete record includes the definitive web link source containing the data, accompanied by a temporary signed web link for a screenshot of the exposed material for validation.
This feature is strictly dedicated to the tracking and identification of session tokens successfully extracted from devices infected by malware. This dedicated capability issues alerts that permit security teams to respond to critical data loss risks stemming from the compromise of session tokens. The feature supports swift incident handling by confirming that a session data breach event has occurred on a specific malware infected device.
Breachsense software retrieves credentials obtained by malware, offering granular data such as the infected device’s Internet Protocol address and the unique build identification of the malware. The system reports the date the machine was infected and specifies the precise type of malware responsible for exfiltrating the credentials. This analysis details the name, path, and value of the compromised cookie, along with the cookie’s expiration date in unixtime format.
The Creds feature specifically identifies exposed authentication information that originated from confirmed third party data breaches. The resulting output provides the precise breached website or collection name, delivering the compromised email address and the associated password used for authentication. The findings are located by the date of discovery, including optional fields for the total number of results and specific attribution data linked to the breach event.