InsecureWeb, the leading Dark Web monitoring service, has announced the launch of its free plan for businesses. This plan will provide businesses with access to the same level of protection as its paid plans, without the high price tag.
InsecureWeb offers real-time monitoring and on-demand scans of the Dark Web to identify any compromised data or indicators of an attack. With more than 18 billion records collected historically and millions added every day, InsecureWeb can alert businesses when any data related to their monitored entities is found online. Whether it’s an email, domain, IP, user name or phone number, InsecureWeb will provide businesses with the necessary information to take preventive measures and avoid a data breach.
InsecureWeb presents the data breaches found to the users in a very descriptive way, including contextual information such as the attacker’s name, compromised systems, and even screenshots of compromises when available. InsecureWeb also offers mitigation resources to help take down compromised data and prevent a data breach after the data is found.
For businesses that cannot afford thousands of dollars on traditionally expensive dark web monitoring services that other providers offer, InsecureWeb’s free plan provides an opportunity to access a high level of protection and peace of mind. The free plan also includes API access for programmatic access and integrations.
“We understand that data breaches can be catastrophic for businesses, especially those that cannot afford the high cost of monitoring services. That’s why we’re excited to launch our free plan for businesses,” said a spokesperson for InsecureWeb. “With our free plan, businesses can access the same level of protection as our paid plans, without the financial burden. We hope that this will have a positive impact on businesses and provide them with the tools they need to stay ahead of potential attacks.”
InsecureWeb also offers whitelabel options for MSPs and MSSPs, allowing them to offer the service as their own using their own domain, logos, and email.
To sign up for the free plan, businesses can visit the InsecureWeb website and start monitoring their Dark Web presence today.
