GoSafe AI-Powered Dark Web Monitoring and Cyber Protection for Businesses

What is GoSafe?

GoSafe provides comprehensive cybersecurity protection for businesses by actively monitoring the dark web. Utilizing artificial intelligence, the platform scans 24/7 for leaked passwords, stolen company data, and other potential breaches associated with a business's email domains. The service operates discreetly in the background, ensuring continuous vigilance against emerging cyber threats without requiring dedicated IT expertise or complex dashboards.

When GoSafe detects compromised credentials or sensitive information on the dark web, it instantly alerts the business owner through a user-friendly dashboard or via email. This allows for swift action to mitigate potential damage from identity theft, fraud, or targeted cyberattacks. The platform also includes tools to assess cyber risk exposure and train employees against phishing attempts, offering a multi-layered defense strategy.

Features

Dark Web Monitoring: Constant scanning of the dark web for exposed credentials and compromised data.
AI Risk Scoring: Intelligent scoring system providing a clear view of a business's cyber exposure.
Live Phishing Simulation: Realistic, automated phishing tests to train employees in spotting threats.
Deep Scan AI: AI-powered checking of suspicious emails for phishing links, malware, and risky attachments.
Real-Time Alerts: Instant notifications via dashboard or email when threats are detected.
Breach Breakdown: Detailed view of data breaches linked to email domains, including exposure details and recommended actions.

Use Cases

Monitoring the dark web for leaked business credentials.
Protecting businesses against phishing attacks.
Preventing data breaches and identity theft.
Assessing and managing organizational cyber risk.
Training employees on cybersecurity awareness.
Receiving timely alerts about potential cyber threats.
Investigating suspicious emails for hidden risks.

FAQs

What is the dark web?

The dark web is a hidden part of the internet not indexed by search engines, accessible only through special software like the TOR browser. It's often used by cybercriminals to trade stolen data.
How does business information get on the dark web?

Data can end up on the dark web if stolen in a data breach, phishing attack, or leaked from a compromised system. Cybercriminals then share or sell this data.
What happens when business information is on the dark web?

If your business information appears on the dark web, it could be used for fraud, identity theft, or targeted cyberattacks. Early detection allows for faster action to minimize risk.
What is dark web monitoring?

Dark web monitoring is a service that proactively scans the dark web for signs that your business information (like email addresses, passwords) has been leaked, alerting you immediately if found.
Why do businesses need dark web monitoring?

It provides an early warning if business data is exposed, allowing businesses to respond before significant damage occurs. It acts as a crucial layer of protection.