Dark Web IQ

What Dark Web IQ is

Dark Web IQ is a business monitoring service that tracks criminal networks for signs that someone is offering organizational access for sale. It aims to give organizations a chance to respond before attackers buy that access. Human analysts review raw findings before they become customer alerts, which include indicators, the source, and the actor behind a finding. Customers can set monitoring criteria for domains, credentials, and vendors, and provide vendor or subsidiary watchlists to track access listings and credential exposure. Its dashboard supports searching findings, reviewing vetted alerts, and following exposure over time. Alerts can arrive in the dashboard or by email, or be sent through the API into customer tools. Monitoring covers credentials, session tokens, single sign-on logins, domains, IPs, company mentions, exposed secrets, tokens, keys, and breach data. The service is aimed at threat intelligence, security operations, third-party risk, incident response, and vulnerability management teams. Onboarding requires a domain, with no agent installation or integration project required. A free exposure check returns results by email, without a sales call. The company says it privately notifies affected organizations and does not publish, sell, or redistribute identified credentials or access. Its analysts can answer questions, brief teams, and report on vulnerabilities attackers are trading.

Who it suits

Dark Web IQ suits organizations with security, threat intelligence, incident response, vulnerability management, or third-party risk teams that need to monitor exposure across their own domains and vendors. It may also fit teams that want analyst-reviewed alerts delivered through a dashboard, email, or API.

Limits

The Custom pricing plan is scoped to your organization, and pricing is available on request. Personal monitoring is not offered.

Getting started

1. Visit the Dark Web IQ website.
2. Request pricing scoped to your organization.
3. Provide a domain for onboarding.
4. Configure monitoring criteria for domains, credentials, and vendors.
5. Use the dashboard, email, or API to receive alerts.
6. Optionally request a free exposure check and receive results by email.

Verdict

Choose Dark Web IQ if your organization needs analyst-reviewed monitoring of access listings and credential exposure, including for vendors and subsidiaries. Its price is provided on request, so teams seeking a listed price may prefer another option.