Banking
2M cards secured
ACID detected an insider trying to sell a million customer records and two million credit cards—giving the bank time to recover the data and protect its reputation.
Read case study →Dark web monitoring · Threat intelligence
Detect attacks in the planning stage—before stolen data hits the market.
Tailored 24/7/365 monitoring across dark web and multi-source surfaces delivers real-time alerts so security teams can foil attacks or mitigate impact without expanding headcount.
3 regions
United States · Israel HQ · India
6+ source types
Dark web, deep web, leaks, pastes, chats, dumps
Multi-language
Client keywords translated for local threat surfaces
Operating model
A continuous intelligence loop designed for security teams that need earlier warning without expanding headcount.
Always-on coverage across dark web, deep web, leak sites, paste tools, and chat platforms.
Client-specific keywords and languages surface the earliest signals of hostile activity.
Real-time notifications land in your dashboard, email, SIEM/SOAR, or API with actionable detail.
Act while attacks are still in planning — shorten time-to-mitigate and protect reputation.
Platform
Automated crawlers, AI models, and continuous source coverage deliver advance warning with the detail defenders need to shorten time-to-mitigate.
Client-specific keywords translated into multiple languages for precise, actionable alerts.
Dark web, deep web, paste tools, dumpsites, leak sites, and chat platforms.
Dashboard, email, SIEM/SOAR, and API delivery as threats evolve.
Monitor websites, DNS, domains, and apps for impersonation and phishing.
Sectors
Sector-specific dark web monitoring and threat intelligence for regulated and high-risk industries.
Tailored monitoring for sector-specific risk
Banking
2M cards secured
ACID detected an insider trying to sell a million customer records and two million credit cards—giving the bank time to recover the data and protect its reputation.
Read case study →Healthcare
Hundreds of thousands of PII
Patient treatment records and therapy details surfaced on the dark net. Real-time alerts helped institutions close the breach and prepare before public disclosure.
Read case study →Energy
Full OT access stopped
A thermal plant’s management system was compromised. ACID’s alert enabled the operator to regain control and avoid financial, environmental, and reputational damage.
Read case study →Cybercrime kept evolving in 2026. The global average cost of a data breach rose to $4.99 million—a 12% increase and a record high—while breaches took an average of 183 days to identify and another 64 days to contain, for a 247-day lifecycle (IBM). One in four malicious breaches were AI-enabled, costing an average of about $6 million.
ACID Technologies responds with continuous dark web and multi-source monitoring. Tailored real-time alerts surface cyber attacks aimed at your organization as early as the planning stage, so you can deploy countermeasures, disrupt the attack, or limit the damage.
Attackers keep finding new entry points as digitization, remote work, and IoT expand the attack surface. Verizon’s 2026 Data Breach Investigations Report analyzed more than 31,000 incidents and 22,000 confirmed breaches—and for the first time in 19 years, vulnerability exploitation overtook stolen credentials as the leading breach entry point. Global cybercrime costs continue to rise (Cybersecurity Ventures) while many organizations still lack minimum viable resilience and skilled security staff.
Cross-industry campaigns in 2025–2026—from retail and airlines to casinos and manufacturing—show how identity-focused groups monetize stolen data and access via dark web leak sites and forums. Early visibility into those listings is a practical advantage for defenders.
Security talent is scarce and expensive. ACID strengthens your posture without expanding the SOC: continuous monitoring of the dark web, deep web, and related platforms using client-specific keywords in the languages that matter to you. Automated crawlers and AI-assisted detection catch early signals of hostile activity, then deliver alerts and detail in real time—with updates as intelligence grows.
Ransomware remains a primary business risk. Sophos reported that 79% of ransomware attacks now start with compromised identities. Malicious email (26%) and phishing (24%) overtook exploited vulnerabilities as the leading root causes. Data encryption climbed to 56% of incidents. Average recovery cost reached $1.70 million excluding ransom.
Early visibility into planning-stage discussions, credential markets, and leak-site posts—delivered by ACID—gives defenders a practical way to shorten time-to-mitigate before encryption and public disclosure escalate costs.
“Exploited vulnerabilities (32%) and compromised credentials (23%) remain leading root causes of ransomware—average recovery cost fell to $1.53 million excluding ransom.”
Talk with ACID about tailored dark web monitoring and real-time threat intelligence for your organization.