SecLance conducts continuous monitoring and analysis of dark web sources, including underground forums, marketplaces, encrypted messaging platforms, and breach repositories. Cybercriminals often operate in these hidden layers of the internet to sell or leak stolen data such as employee credentials, financial records, customer databases, and proprietary source code. Our Dark Web Assessment service enables organizations to uncover such exposures in real-time. We provide detailed incident reports that include breach source, affected data, and mitigation recommendations, empowering businesses to take proactive measures like credential resets, system audits, and legal action before damage occurs.

Threat Intelligence at SecLance is driven by a combination of automated tools and expert analysis. We collect data from a wide array of sources including malware analysis labs, phishing databases, IP blacklists, dark net activity, honeypots, and global threat feeds. This information is processed to identify Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), attacker tactics and techniques (TTPs), and campaign patterns that may target your infrastructure. Our intelligence helps organizations prevent breaches, reduce incident response time, and stay resilient against evolving threats.

SecLance’s OSSINT service focuses on gathering and analyzing publicly available data from platforms like Facebook, LinkedIn, Twitter, Instagram, Telegram, Reddit, and other online communities. We detect early warning signs of cyberattacks, employee data leakage, brand impersonation, and targeted social engineering campaigns. OSSINT also helps uncover coordinated disinformation efforts, insider threats, and operational security (OPSEC) failures where employees might unknowingly share sensitive business information. Our analysis supports reputation management and ensures your organization is not being exploited or exposed through the social landscape.