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Define the assets and exposure an organisation needs to investigate.
Information exposure
OnDark
A service in preparation for investigating signs of leaks and exposed corporate information. Review the origin and relevance of each finding before proposing action.
Technology by OnbrandinG. Application and scope defined for each case.
Applications
The case determines how the tool is used. These are starting points the team can assess with you.
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Define the assets and exposure an organisation needs to investigate.
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Review indicators and distinguish a mention from an intrusion.
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Prepare containment or removal actions with the team.
Who it serves
Each profile has different needs and responsibilities. Choosing a profile does not grant permissions or access to data.
Support for actions within their remit.
Case review under the appropriate professional authorisation.
Assessment of exposure, information and response needs.
Context and verification for authorised investigations.
How it works
Explain what you need to understand, protect or document. The team reviews the context before proposing a tool.
Agree the sources, functions, authorisations and conditions relevant to your case.
Interpret findings with their sources and limitations. Review the outcome before deciding the next action.
Access · OnDark
The presentation is public. The workspace and each case’s data require the appropriate access and prior authorisation.
ContactThe team confirms availability, scope and access conditions before enabling an account.
Request accessSending an enquiry does not create an account or start a subscription.
No. This is a public product presentation. Access to workspaces and case data is managed separately.
Enabled providers are shown on each tool’s own sign-in page. Signing in does not grant permissions: the server must confirm account access. If you do not yet have access, request an assessment from the team.
A brief description of your need and a way to contact you. Do not send passwords, credentials or confidential documents in your first message.