Threat Intelligence and Dark Web Monitoring are essential for staying ahead of cyber threats, but they don’t have to be overwhelming. Cyble’s platform is designed to simplify these tasks, providing solutions for a wide range of needs. By gathering and analyzing information on potential risks, Cyble helps you understand how your data may be exposed across hidden areas of the internet, where stolen information often circulates. A single search on Cyble’s platform reveals these vulnerabilities, empowering you to take action and protect what matters most—all in one place.
Cyble assists over 500 clients, including Fortune companies, by helping them discover and understand leaked data across the deep, dark, and surface web. Our AI-powered Gen 3 Threat Intelligence platform continuously scans millions of dark web sources, identifying exposures that could compromise your organization.
What sets Cyble apart is our ability to filter out irrelevant data, providing only critical and actionable insights. This cuts through the noise, helping you focus on the threats that matter most. Cyble narrows down vast data, prioritizing the most important information for quick action, ensuring you address the biggest risks first.
Our threat intelligence platform features over 7 advanced capabilities and 65+ use cases, offering broad coverage tailored to various cybersecurity needs. From monitoring brand reputation to securing sensitive data and mitigating threats, Cyble provides customized solutions to keep your organization protected.
Data breaches in the United States are the most expensive globally, with each incident averaging $9.36 million, a figure that outpaces similar incidents worldwide.
70% of businesses in the United States have experienced a malware attack, underlining the widespread nature of this threat.
U.S. organizations that have an incident response team in place save an average of $2.79 million per data breach.
Data breaches in the healthcare sector are the most expensive, averaging $9.77 million per incident in the United States.
Data breaches in financial services average $6.07 million, highlighting the urgent need for enhanced cybersecurity.
There has been a 51% increase in cyber attacks targeting remote workers in the U.S., reflecting the vulnerabilities introduced by remote work environments.
