Stay Ahead of Threats
on the Dark Web and Beyond
In today’s digital landscape, your company’s sensitive information is more vulnerable than ever. A recent IBM report estimates that a single data breach costs an organization nearly $5 million, and even more in lost future revenue and brand reputation. Not to mention the time you and your team will have to spend dealing with the issue. Sentinex’s business solution empowers your business to stay ahead of cyber threats by continuously monitoring the dark web for potential risks. From protecting your domain, corporate cards, emails, and employee credentials to safeguarding your tax ID numbers and more, we’ve got you covered.
What We Monitor
Domain
Email Addresses
Identification Number
Number
Credit Cards
Address
Phone Numbers
Doing Business As
Number
& NPI Number
How Sentinex Works
Our software scans the dark web for your company's information.
Our easy-to-use platform will break down all the exposed information we have found.
We then quickly alert you if anything is found.
Why Choose Sentinex
Comprehensive Dark
Web Monitoring
Our robust monitoring system scours the dark web for potential breaches or exposures. We alert you instantly if your company’s data is at risk, allowing you to take immediate action to prevent costly incidents.
Secure Your
Corporate Assets
Whether it’s your company’s domain, financial information, or employee credentials, Sentinex ensures that critical assets are protected. Our advanced technology not only detects threats but also provides actionable insights to help you mitigate risks and reinforce your defenses.
Protect Your
Business Reputation
A data breach can damage your company’s reputation and lead to significant financial losses. With Sentinex, you can protect your brand and maintain trust with your clients by ensuring that your sensitive information remains secure and out of the hands of cybercriminals.
Simple Interface and
Real-Time Alerts
Our solution is easy to understand, whether you are the CTO or a small business CEO wearing every hat. We provide real-time alerts and detailed information so you’ll understand what we found and where. With Sentinex, you can take a proactive approach to cybersecurity, ensuring that your business stays protected around the clock.
Trust Sentinex to
Safeguard Your Business
Join the companies that trust Sentinex to protect their most valuable assets. Our dark web monitoring service is designed specifically for businesses, providing the peace of mind you need to focus on what matters most, growing your business.
Get Started With
a Free Scan Today
Don’t wait until it’s too late. Start protecting your business with Sentinex. Run a free scan using your corporate email address, to identify where your business might have exposed information.
Data Breach Statistics
Cost of a Data Breach
Annual Data Breach Statistics in the United States (2014–2023)
| Year | Number of Data Breaches |
|---|---|
| 2014 | 783 |
| 2015 | 785 |
| 2016 | 1,099 |
| 2017 | 1,506 |
| 2018 | 1,175 |
| 2019 | 1,279 |
| 2020 | 1,108 |
| 2021 | 1,862 |
| 2022 | 1,802 |
| 2023 | 3,205 |
Breakdown of Costs Associated with Data Breaches
The financial impact of a data breach encompasses various components:
- Detection and Escalation Costs: Expenses related to forensic investigations, auditing services, and crisis management efforts.
- Notification Costs: Costs incurred to inform affected individuals, regulatory bodies, and other stakeholders.
- Post-Breach Response Costs: Expenditures for credit monitoring services, identity theft protection, and establishing call centers to address concerns.
- Lost Business Costs: Revenue losses due to system downtime, diminished customer trust, and reputational harm.
- Legal and Regulatory Costs: Expenses arising from legal consultations, attorney fees, settlements, fines, and insurance deductibles.
Top PII Exposed From Breaches
In a typical data breach, cybercriminals target various types of sensitive information, with emails (96%) and passwords (88%) appearing in nearly all breaches and leakages in 2023, a sharp increase from 2022 (51.8% and 30.6%).
Most Common Ways a Company Can Get Compromised
Industry Specific Breaches
Data Breach Root Cause Breakdown in Three Categories
Attack
Glitch
Error
Key Findings
The 20 Biggest Data Breaches in U.S. History: A Decade of Massive Cyber Exposures
High-Value Data Points Cybercriminals Target
Personal Identifiable
Information (PII)
- Full Name
- Social Security Number (SSN)
- Date of Birth
- Home Address
- Phone Number
- Driver’s License Number
- Passport Information
Login Credentials &
Authentication Data
- Email Addresses
- Usernames
- Passwords (often stored in hashed or plaintext format)
- Security Questions & Answers
- Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) Tokens
Financial Information
- Credit Card Numbers
- Bank Account Details
- Payment Transaction History
- Insurance Policy Numbers
Business & Corporate Data
- Internal Emails & Communications
- Client & Vendor Lists
- Intellectual Property (Trade Secrets, Patents, Product Blueprints)
- Confidential Contracts & Agreements
Employee & HR Data
- Payroll & Salary Information
- Employee ID Numbers
- Background Check Reports
- Performance Reviews
Healthcare & Insurance Records
(If applicable to industry)
- Medical Records
- Health Insurance Numbers
- Prescription History
- Doctor & Patient Correspondence
IT & Network Data
- API Keys & Access Tokens
- VPN & Network Credentials
- Server & Database Configurations
- Source Code & Proprietary Software
Customer Data
- Purchase History
- Contact Preferences
- Support Tickets & Complaints
How AI is Enahancing Cybercriminal Tactics
Automated Phishing Attacks
AI enhances the sophistication of phishing attacks, generating highly convincing messages that are increasingly difficult to detect.
Deepfakes and Dark Web AI
AI simplifies the creation of realistic deepfakes, enabling malicious use that can lead to financial and reputational harm.
AI-Generated Malware
AI-powered malware continuously adapts and evolves, learning from its interactions to evade detection.
Intersection of AI and Cybercrime
The integration of AI into cybercrime requires advanced cybersecurity strategies to counter evolving threats.