Leak-site & extortion monitoring
Continuously monitor ransomware groups' data-leak sites and extortion channels for any mention of your organization — without your team ever having to touch them.
When a ransomware group breaches an organization, they don't stay quiet — they name their victims and publish stolen data on dedicated leak sites and extortion channels to pressure a payment. Too often, companies learn they've been hit from these sites before their own tools catch it. ThreatWatch360 continuously monitors ransomware leak sites, extortion blogs, and data-leak channels for any mention of your organization, so you get an early warning the moment your name or data appears — and can respond, contain, and communicate on your terms.

Continuously monitor ransomware groups' data-leak sites and extortion channels for any mention of your organization — without your team ever having to touch them.
Detect the moment your company name, domains, or brands are posted as a named victim — often before any public disclosure.
Surface the stolen files and data samples extortion groups publish, so you understand exactly what has been exposed about your organization.
Track the ransomware groups and affiliates most active against your industry, so you can anticipate and prepare for the threats aimed your way.
Get notified the instant a mention or leak appears, giving you critical time to contain, respond, and communicate before it spreads further.
Every alert comes with context — the group, what was posted, and the extortion status — plus guidance to help you respond and contain the impact.
When a ransomware group breaches an organization, they don't stay quiet they name their victims on dedicated leak sites and extortion portals to pressure payment. ThreatWatch360 monitors those ransomware leak sites and extortion channels for mentions of your organization, your subsidiaries, and your suppliers, so if your name appears on a victim list you find out immediately ideally inside the extortion window, while you can still respond, rather than after your data is dumped publicly.
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