Dark Web Monitoring

Dark Web Monitoring is an automated detection service that scans hidden cybercriminal networks, encrypted forums, and leaked database dumps for compromised login details tied to your company. Instead of waiting for a security incident to happen, it acts as an automated perimeter guard that identifies stolen business credentials as soon as they appear online. 

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Dark web internet watch describes the automated surveillance process of keeping continuous tabs on non-indexed web spaces where stolen business assets are traded. It tracks your domain names and company email accounts around the clock, sending immediate warnings if your credentials show up in unauthorized underground markets.

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If you are looking for how to monitor dark web threats without complex setups, you can add Network Solutions Dark Web Monitoring directly to your domain. Our background scanning engines routinely inspect underground repositories and send automated findings straight to your central dashboard—no manual searching required.

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Most corporate network intrusions start when an employee's leaked password from an external site is tested against company systems. A dedicated dark web monitor runs pre-emptive scans to surface actual credential leaks right when they occur, giving you a crucial head start to update passwords before unauthorized access takes place.

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No. To help protect domain ownership and account security, monitoring is available only for domains registered with Network Solutions and managed within the same account. You can select any eligible domain in your account for monitoring.

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Access is completely streamlined through Single Sign-On (SSO). You do not need to manage separate login credentials—simply sign in to your primary Network Solutions account and launch your dashboard with one click to manage monitored domains, review leak history, and read security alerts.

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When an exposure is flagged, you will receive a notification containing clear context on the affected email or credential. Inside your portal, you will find specific, actionable steps to mitigate the risk—such as resetting compromised passphrases, revoking active sessions, and updating access controls.

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