Deep & Dark Web
Monitoring

Connecting Hidden Signals into Intelligence
By connecting signals scattered across hidden channels, we read the context of threats that were once invisible.
Where Hidden Threats Emerge
Deep & Dark Web Monitoring connects data collected across hidden channels into a single body of intelligence, moving beyond isolated data points to analyze the relationships and context behind threats — enabling faster, more accurate response.

Hidden Channels, Unclear Threats
Invisible Channels, Inconclusive Signals
Threats Beyond Visibility
- There is no adequate way to check whether information related to an organization is circulating on hidden channels such as the dark web or Telegram.
- Companies and institutions need a monitoring framework that can identify external threat signals early and respond proactively.
Exposed Data, Unclear Threat
- Even when employee accounts or confidential data are circulating on external channels, it is difficult to quickly determine whether it is an actual breach or simply a post.
- Externally exposed information can be exploited as an early clue for secondary crimes such as phishing, account takeover, ransomware, and financial fraud.
Limited Threat Actor Context
- Even when related posts are found by keyword, there are limits to determining who the author is and whether they connect to other criminal networks.
- Through contextual intelligence such as a threat actor's sales history, data samples, and attack tools, the threats that require an actual response must be accurately identified.
From Hidden Signals
to Actionable Threat Intelligence
Turning Hidden Signals into Actionable Intelligence
What is Deep & Dark Web Monitoring?
Deep and dark web monitoring is the activity of detecting and analyzing threat signals from hidden channels—the deep web, dark web, Telegram, and more—that are difficult to check with ordinary search engines. This makes it possible to visualize and continuously identify leaked information, signs of illegal trade, criminal signals, and threat actor activity.
Detect Hidden Signals Before Impact
Based on organization names, domains, accounts, key individuals, brand names, and incident keywords, it proactively detects leaked information and threat signs within hidden channels, supporting quick follow-up response before externally exposed information is exploited for crime.
Track Threat Actors,
Understand Criminal Context
By organically correlating a threat actor's posting history, signs of illegal trade, and data samples, it cross-verifies the practical meaning of detected threats and their connection to organizational damage.
Enable Response, Investigation,
and Prevention
Based on comprehensively analyzed threat intelligence, it supports enterprises' breach incident response and law enforcement's securing of criminal leads. By comprehensively assessing the sensitivity of leaked assets and the risk level of threat actors, it presents a response direction suited to the organization.
Connecting Threat Data,
Uncovering High-risk Threats
Intelligence That Connects Fragmented Data and Context
Hidden Channel Threat Coverage
Leaked information and threat actor activity across fragmented hidden channels are difficult to read for context through individual collection alone. With a broad data collection infrastructure and DarkBERT-based AI analysis, S2W connects separated data and activity histories to visualize the flow of threats.
Broad Threat Data Coverage
Securing threat data across hidden channels such as the deep web, dark web, and Telegram
Cross-connection analysis framework
Cross-analyzing organization names, domains, accounts, brands, leaked data, and threat actor activity
DarkBERT-based AI Analysis
Contextualizing signs of leaks and criminal activity

Intelligence-led Risk Assessment
The core of external threat monitoring is selecting, from vast amounts of data, the signals that require an actual response. Drawing on specialized CTI analysis capabilities, S2W assesses the credibility, sensitivity, and potential for spread of leak signs to prioritize the identification of high-risk threats.
Dimensional Risk Assessment
Risk assessment based on the credibility, sensitivity, and potential spread of detected threats
Practical Impact Analysis
Analysis based on threat actor activity context and leaked data samples
High-risk Signal Selection
identifying targets for immediate incident response (IR) and takedown

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