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Dark Web Monitoring

Continuous coverage of dark-web forums, markets, and leak sites

SOC 2 NIST CSF GDPR
engagement log Dark Web Monitoring testing
day 01scopetargets confirmed · rules of engagement signedagreed
day 01reconattack surface mappedcomplete
day 02findingEmployee credentials in combolistscritical
day 03findingCompany mentions in access-for-sale listingshigh
day 04triagereviewed and countersigned by a Lorikeet pentesterpublished
day 04delivertickets opened in your tracker201
afterretestfixes verified · included in scopeno charge
retest included human countersigned report your auditor accepts
Ongoing monthly servicetypical duration $1,800/monthfixed scope, from 6deliverables 5methodology stages
Scope

What this engagement covers

The service

Continuous monitoring of criminal forums, ransomware leak sites, credential dumps, and closed communities for mentions of your organization, employees, and data.

What we test

Leaked credentials, ransomware victim listings, combolists, stealer logs, forum mentions, private Telegram channels, and access broker listings targeting your assets.

Testing Modes

Scoping & Assessment Depth

Black Box Assessment

Zero-Knowledge

Simulates an external adversary targeting Dark Web Monitoring with no internal credentials, source code, or architecture documentation. Assesses perimeter exposure, unauthenticated attack paths, and edge resilience.

Gray Box Assessment (Recommended)

Credentialed

Simulates an authenticated user, tenant, or insider threat within Dark Web Monitoring. We evaluate role segregation, authorization boundaries, privilege escalation, and business logic flaws across user tiers.

White Box / Source-Assisted

Full-Knowledge

Conducted with direct access to architecture schematics, configuration files, and API/code documentation. Eliminates blind spots and provides exhaustive coverage of security mechanisms governing Dark Web Monitoring.

Vector Breakdown

Attack Surface & Vulnerability Vectors

Employee credentials in combolists

Rigorous testing and validation to uncover Employee credentials in combolists across your Dark Web Monitoring environment. We produce deterministic proof-of-concept exploits to verify exploitability without risking service stability.

Company mentions in access-for-sale listings

Rigorous testing and validation to uncover Company mentions in access-for-sale listings across your Dark Web Monitoring environment. We produce deterministic proof-of-concept exploits to verify exploitability without risking service stability.

Executive doxxing or impersonation

Rigorous testing and validation to uncover Executive doxxing or impersonation across your Dark Web Monitoring environment. We produce deterministic proof-of-concept exploits to verify exploitability without risking service stability.

Leaked internal documents

Rigorous testing and validation to uncover Leaked internal documents across your Dark Web Monitoring environment. We produce deterministic proof-of-concept exploits to verify exploitability without risking service stability.

Ransomware affiliate targeting

Rigorous testing and validation to uncover Ransomware affiliate targeting across your Dark Web Monitoring environment. We produce deterministic proof-of-concept exploits to verify exploitability without risking service stability.

Method

How we run it

Analyst-curated watchlists, continuous collection from closed and open sources, triage by analysts (not just keyword alerting), and alert-level intelligence with recommended actions.

01

Watchlist design with stakeholders

Rigorous technical execution, boundary verification, and manual exploitation testing targeting watchlist design with stakeholders across your dark web monitoring deployment.

02

Continuous collection

Rigorous technical execution, boundary verification, and manual exploitation testing targeting continuous collection across your dark web monitoring deployment.

03

Analyst triage of hits

Rigorous technical execution, boundary verification, and manual exploitation testing targeting analyst triage of hits across your dark web monitoring deployment.

04

Impact assessment per finding

Rigorous technical execution, boundary verification, and manual exploitation testing targeting impact assessment per finding across your dark web monitoring deployment.

05

Alerting with recommended action

Rigorous technical execution, boundary verification, and manual exploitation testing targeting alerting with recommended action across your dark web monitoring deployment.

Deliverables

What you receive

Findings land in your tracker as you go, not only in a PDF at the end. Retest is in scope, not a change order.

  • Monitored watchlist of domains, IPs, brands, execs
  • Weekly intel digest
  • Real-time critical alerts
  • Credential leak assessments
  • Ransomware victim alerting
  • Access broker listing alerts
Typical results

What we usually find

The issues this engagement surfaces most often. Yours will differ, but this is the shape of it.

Employee credentials in combolists Company mentions in access-for-sale listings Executive doxxing or impersonation Leaked internal documents Ransomware affiliate targeting
Fit

Who this is for

Executive protection programs
High-profile brands
Industries targeted by ransomware
Any organization with valuable data

Auditor-Ready Compliance Crosswalk

Framework Control Section Testing Evidence & Report Deliverable
SOC 2 Type II CC4.1, CC7.1, CC7.2 Technical testing evidence validating system boundaries, access restrictions, and vulnerability identification controls.
NIST Cybersecurity Framework PR.AC, DE.CM, RS.AN Technical testing verifying access controls, anomaly detection efficacy, and incident response mitigation capabilities.
GDPR Article 32 Art. 32(1)(d) Documented evidence of regular testing, assessing, and evaluating the effectiveness of technical measures protecting personal data.
Standards this supports

Findings are mapped to SOC 2, NIST CSF, GDPR, so the report drops into an audit package rather than needing to be translated first. If you need the readiness work behind one of those, that is a separate engagement.

FAQ

Frequently Asked Questions

Direct answers on scoping, methodology, compliance validation, and deliverables.

Our Dark Web Monitoring service combines deep manual testing with automated verification. We cover: Monitored watchlist of domains, IPs, brands, execs, Weekly intel digest, Real-time critical alerts, Credential leak assessments, Ransomware victim alerting. Every engagement includes reproducible proof-of-concept exploits, developer-ready remediation guidance, and a free retest.

Yes. Findings are directly mapped to SOC 2, NIST CSF, GDPR control requirements. The resulting report is auditor-ready and formatted for immediate submission to SOC 2 CPAs, PCI QSAs, and enterprise vendor risk assessment teams.

Yes. Every Lorikeet Security engagement includes free retesting within 30 to 60 days to validate that your remediation patches successfully resolve the identified vulnerabilities before your final report is issued.

Typical active testing turnaround is Ongoing monthly service, with critical findings reported immediately via your Talon portal so your engineering team can begin remediation without waiting for the final PDF.

Pricing starts from $1,800/month. We scope the engagement in one call based on your environment's surface area, user roles, and complexity, providing a transparent, fixed-price quote with no hidden change orders.

Next

Scope it in one call

Tell us what is in scope and we come back with a fixed price and a start date. No discovery-call maze, no hourly estimate that moves.

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