More than 1,000 data breaches were reported in Australia in the 2019/2020 financial year alone, and the Federal Government estimates that cyber crime costs the economy up to $1 billion annually.
That means your personal or business data may already be for sale on the dark web, ready to fall into the wrong hands.
A FREE dark web scan can tell you what, if any, information has been breached. You can then take steps to mitigate damage and protect against future attacks.
Our dark web software scours collections of stolen personal information and alerts you if your details are found anywhere in the world.
Find out exactly what personal or business data may be breached, and take the next steps to protect yourself against identity theft and fraud.
The dark web is part of the internet that allows its users to remain anonymous. It is not easily accessible. The dark web facilitates illegal activity such as identity theft, child abuse, drug trafficking and more.
Your data could be worth a lot of money to cyber criminals. All sorts of stolen personal and business information may be sold to the highest bidder on the dark web to facilitate identity theft, fraud, and other illegal activity.
Data breaches can include email addresses, phone numbers, date of birth, passport numbers, driver licenses, bank details, and more
Depending on what information is stolen, stolen data can be used in a number of ways, including:
A free dark web scan can tell you what, if any, information has been breached. You can then take steps to mitigate damage and protect against future attacks.
It’s also vital to keep your IT systems up to date and maintain constant vigilance over your security. StormWarden can help, with 24/7 IT support and OMNI managed services.
