Has Your Business Data
Been Exposed on the Dark Web?

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FAQs about
the FREE Dark Web Scan

Within 5 days of the scan, Horizon will send you a full report that identifies the hidden dangers and any compromised data.

No. We will not require access to anything to complete this scan.

The team at Horizon can help you identify the best next steps to secure your business and set up a long-term plan to keep your business protected.  Ongoing Dark Web Monitoring is available as is complete IT support if your team needs it.  

Yes.  The strength and security of the multi-factor authentication on different web-based sites can very.  If they are weak, hackers can bypass them.  Plus, if hackers already have access to the email or device you use for your authentication step, they can get around your 2FA.  

The Dark Web Scan may reveal your IT team is doing a great job protecting your business and bring you additional piece of mind. On the other hand, it may reveal vulnerabilities your IT team isn’t aware of. Cybersecurity technology and threats evolve quickly, and even companies with large teams of security experts fall victim to hackers.

The Dark Web is a Real Risk to Businesses

of the internet is believed to be a combination of the deep web and the dark web

million

visitors per day visited the dark web in 2023

million

sets of complete credentials
(usernames and passwords) are believed to be currently available on the dark web

What’s being shared on the dark web?

USERNAMES AND PASSWORDS

Complete sets of usernames and passwords give hackers access to online accounts.

CREDIT CARD NUMBERS

Used for fraudulent transactions, credit card details are a lucrative item on the dark web.

ONLINE BANKING CREDENTIALS

Often stolen on darknet marketplaces and used to transfer funds or make unauthorized transaction.

INSURANCE RECORDS

Access to policies, claims, or medical history is used for identity theft or insurance fraud.

CORPORATE DATA

Hackers try to access internally systems or confidential documents to gain corporate information, trade secrets, or IP.

How are credentials stolen?

  • Phishing attacks
  • Weak password policies
  • Social engineering
  • Malware and keyloggers
  • Insider threats
  • Third-party breaches
  • Unsecured networks or devices
  • Software vulnerabilities
  • Shadow IT

Is your company’s data compromised?

Horizon helps businesses across Manitoba, Saskatchewan, and Alberta protect their company data. Contact Horizon
today for your FREE Dark Web scan.