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Protect clients from leaked company data

  • Breachsense tracks all layers of the dark web continuously. We monitor Tor sites, criminal marketplaces and Telegram channels, ransomware leak sites, and cybercrime forums.
  • The data we collect is enriched with context. Hashed passwords are cracked to plaintext. You can search by email, domain, IP address, or hardware ID and get instant results across all your clients.
  • Configure continuous monitoring for each client’s assets - email addresses, domain names, or IP addresses. You’ll get notifications via webhook or email when new threats are detected.
  • Query our API endpoints to retrieve all historical data about any client asset. Connect to your existing SIEM and SOAR platforms for automated response workflows.
  • Verify actual risk by testing plaintext credentials, then force password resets in Active Directory or your client’s identity provider.
  • Each client’s domains, alerts, and search history stay segregated through per-domain access and webhook routing. MSP pricing scales with your watchlist size and API volume, so you only pay for what you cover. See the pricing page for MSP tier details.

Multi-Client Dark Web Monitoring Built for MSPs

Query All Client Data Programmatically

Access leaked credentials and breach files for all your clients through our RESTful APIs. Query by client domain, email, or IP address and get JSON responses with plaintext passwords. No separate instances or logins needed per customer.

Build Custom Client Workflows

Use our API to build your own alerting and remediation workflows. Integrate leaked credential data into your RMM or PSA platform. Automate credential resets and generate custom reports with your own branding.

Demonstrate Value with Live Data

Query prospect domains during pre-sales to show real leaked credentials in seconds. Share actual breach exposures with plaintext passwords to demonstrate risk. Prospects see their own data on screen and the conversation changes fast.
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Which Type of MSP Are You?

"MSP" covers a wide range of business models. Here's how four common provider types use Breachsense and what each one tends to need most.

  • Small Regional MSP

    10 to 100 SMB clients

    Stack dark web monitoring on top of your managed IT offering. Per-client PSA alerts and reports your account managers can hand to a non-technical owner.

    What they use:
    Leaked client credentialsPer-client alertslive dark web scan
  • MSSP for Enterprise

    Co-managed SOC for mid-market and up

    Run a SOC for clients who already have security teams. High API volume powers your dashboards and threat intel reports stop being recycled OSINT.

    What they use:
    High-volume APIsession token detectionhacker forum coverage
  • MDR Provider

    Detection & response adding dark web coverage

    Add the missing pre-breach signal to your EDR and SIEM stack. Webhook alerts pipe into your detection pipeline so a credential hit becomes a case automatically.

    What they use:
    SOAR webhooksAPI for case enrichmentbreach protection coverage
  • vCISO / Consultancy

    Advisory firms running multiple engagements

    Pull on-demand exposure data for client assessments, board reports, and incident retainers. Per-domain pricing fits project-shaped usage.

    What they use:
    On-demand APIfull-text search across leaked datascoped access

Breachsense MSP vs Building It Yourself vs Reselling Consumer Tools

Most MSPs hit one of three paths when they add dark web monitoring. Here's how Breachsense compares to building from scratch or reselling a consumer-grade brand.

CapabilityBreachsense MSP planBuilding it yourselfReselling consumer tools
Per-client domain segregationIncludedYou build itVaries by vendor
Full-text search across leaked files from ransomware attacksIncludedVictim names onlyVictim names only
Infostealer log coverageIncludedHard to sourceVaries by vendor
API for white-label dashboardsIncludedYou build itVaries by vendor
Per-client alert routingIncludedYou build itVaries by vendor
Time to onboardUnder an hourMonths of engineeringDays per client
Cost predictabilityTiered by watchlist sizeCrawler infra + staff timePer-seat, scales painfully

How Does Breachsense Work for MSPs?

Add Client Domains

We Monitor the Dark Web

Get Client-Specific Alerts

Reset Credentials Fast

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Frequently Asked Questions

Dark web monitoring for MSPs is a service that lets managed service providers continuously scan criminal marketplaces, forums, and leak sites for compromised data affecting multiple clients simultaneously. MSPs use dark web monitoring platforms to detect when client credentials, employee data, or sensitive documents appear on the dark web. This allows you to alert clients and reset passwords before attackers exploit the leaked data.
MSPs monitor multiple clients through the Breachsense API, with data segregated by client organization. You can configure asset lists for each client including email addresses, domains, IP addresses, and hardware IDs. When threats are detected, you’ll get client-specific webhook or email alerts that let you respond quickly. Most MSPs pipe the data into their own white-label reporting tools so they can share breach intelligence under their brand.
Yes, dark web monitoring integrates with MSP security stacks via RESTful APIs. You can connect to SIEM platforms, PSA tools, and RMM systems to automate client notifications and incident response. Our dark web API lets you build custom workflows that automatically reset compromised credentials or create tickets when threats are detected. Analysts who live in the terminal can also use the Claude Code plugin to query any client’s exposure in plain English.
MSPs using Breachsense detect compromised client credentials within minutes of them appearing on the dark web. Traditional breach detection takes an average of 204 days. Real-time monitoring means you can alert clients and reset passwords before attackers exploit them. According to IBM’s 2025 Cost of Data Breach Report, breaches contained early cost about $1.1 million less than those caught late.
Start with compromised employee credentials and C-level executive accounts. Then add VPN and remote access credentials, session tokens that bypass MFA, and leaked internal documents. You should also monitor for third-party vendor breaches affecting client supply chains. Check malware-infected devices with corporate access too. CISA’s breach prevention guidance is a good framework to follow alongside continuous monitoring.
You generate ROI through client retention and new revenue. Upsell credential reset services and security monitoring to existing clients. Showing real breach exposures during pre-sales improves close rates. The average data breach costs $4.44 million (IBM’s 2025 Cost of a Data Breach Report). Preventing even one client breach pays for the platform many times over.

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