F12.net, a Canadian provider of comprehensive IT Solutions that help businesses grow, announced its new Dark Web monitoring and identity theft protection service. Through a proprietary partnership, F12.net scours millions of sources, including botnets, criminal chat rooms, peer-to-peer networks, malicious websites, bulletin boards and illegal black-market sites.
F12 now offers around the clock monitoring and alerting for compromised digital credentials. This new service compliments F12’s evolving security suite, delivering leading managed security solutions for security-conscious organizations.
“Thieves have stolen billions of passwords. Usually, business leaders are unaware that their password is for sale. F12.net can now monitor and alert organizations about these risks, helping them better secure their data and safeguard their people.”
– Calvin Engen, Director of Information Technology at F12.net
The Dark Web
The Dark Web is a hidden area of the World Wide Web which internet users can access using special software. Notably, users are anonymous, and their activity is untraceable. It has legitimate uses such as for citizens of oppressive regimes. However, over half of all sites on the Dark Web are used for criminal activities, including the disclosure and sale of digital credentials.
About Dark Web Monitoring
F12.net leverages the industry’s only commercial solution available to detect customers’ compromised credentials in real-time on the Dark Web. It vigilantly searches the most secretive corners of the Internet to find compromised data associated with employees, contractors and other personnel. Then, it notifies them immediately when it finds compromises.
About F12.net
F12.net is a leading provider of comprehensive IT programs designed to help organizations grow. Knowing that business leaders have limited time, we reduce conversations about computers and focus on business objectives. Uniquely, F12 provides the upfront capital and talent to immediately improve productivity, reduce risk, mature processes, and tighten IT expenses.