Dark Web Monitoring

Dark web monitoring for MSPs — the breach never becomes a ticket

When a user’s credentials show up in a known breach, INFIMA walks that user through the fix directly — and gives you the record that it’s done. The exposure gets handled without landing on your desk as another ticket, across every client you manage.

INFIMA dark web monitoring overview showing flagged credential exposures across an MSP’s clients

The shift

A breached password doesn’t announce itself.

Credentials don’t leak with a siren. By the time anyone notices — a strange login, a client calling about fraud — the password has usually been circulating for weeks, and someone else already has it.

That’s the whole problem with credential exposure: it’s invisible unless you’re looking in the right place. You can’t train it away or patch it — you can only watch for it, and act fast when it shows up. The value isn’t just knowing; it’s that the moment a credential surfaces, the fix is already in motion.

What it does

From exposure to handled — without a ticket

INFIMA monitors known breach sources for your users’ credentials, and when one turns up, it routes the fix to the person who can actually do something about it: the user.

Watches known breach databases.
Monitors known breach and credential-dump sources for credentials belonging to your users.
Matches your users.
When a monitored credential matches one of your users, that exposure is flagged.
Notifies the user directly.
The affected user gets an email telling them exactly what happened and what to do next.
Guides the fix.
A link to the learning portal walks them through it, with an acknowledgement button to confirm.
You get the record.
Get the acknowledgement that it’s handled — CC’d on the original alert if you want to be.
Across every client.
The same watch runs for every user in every client you manage, from one place.

How it works in practice

Detected → fixed → on the record

This is the part that makes it different: the affected user is guided through the fix directly, so the exposure is handled and documented without becoming work for you.

    1

    Credential detected

    A user’s credential shows up in a known breach source and the exposure is flagged.

    2

    The user is notified directly

    They get an email explaining what happened and how to fix it — with you CC’d if you’d like.

    3

    The user confirms the fix

    They follow the guidance, change the password, and click to acknowledge they’ve done it.

    4

    You get the record

    The acknowledgement lands as evidence the exposure was handled — not as another ticket in your queue.

Built for many clients

Watch exposure across every client — drill into any one

You don’t monitor one organization — you monitor all of them. INFIMA runs the same watch for every user in every client, surfaces flagged exposures in one place, and lets you open any one to see exactly what was exposed and where the fix stands. No logging into each client to find out.

Every client, one view.
Flagged exposures across your whole book of business, not one tenant at a time.
Open any exposure.
See what was exposed for a specific user and whether they’ve acknowledged the fix.
The fix runs without you.
The user is already being guided through it — you’re seeing status, not starting work.
INFIMA breach-alert detail for a single user, showing what was exposed and the guidance sent

Put it to work

Turn invisible exposure into a service clients value

Credential monitoring is easy to explain and easy to sell — and because the fix is automated, it adds protection without adding to your workload.

Catch exposure before it’s an incident
A breached credential handled the day it surfaces is a password change. Left alone, it’s how the next compromise starts.
Offer breach monitoring as a service
Dark-web monitoring is something clients understand and value — a clear, client-facing service you can include or sell.
Show clients you’re watching
Even when nothing’s wrong, the fact that you’re monitoring — and would catch it — is part of what they’re paying you for.
Keep breaches out of your queue
Because the affected user is guided through the fix directly, exposure doesn’t arrive as a ticket you have to chase down.

See it

Switching it on

INFIMA admin view for enabling dark web monitoring for a client

See dark web monitoring across every client.

Book a walkthrough and we’ll show you how a flagged credential becomes a handled exposure — without a ticket. Or watch the tour first.

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