Dashboard Overview

The Dark Web Monitor Results dashboard presents threat information in an organized, visual format with two main categories:

Breach Type

• Displays the total number of breach incidents detected
• Provides a quick overview of the breach severity

Forums/Marketplaces

• Shows mentions of your monitored assets in dark web forums and marketplaces

Breach Data Analysis

Total Number of Breaches

• Displays the cumulative number of breaches detected
• Serves as a key metric for overall dark web exposure

Highest Category & Most Dangerous

• Indicates the most prevalent type of breach affecting your organization
• "Most Dangerous" highlights critical exposures requiring immediate attention

Data Visualization

Breach Type Distribution

• Interactive donut chart showing the proportion of different breach types
• Color-coded legend identifying:
  • Username (gray)
  • Password (blue)
  • Name (light blue)
  • Phone (purple)
  • Location (pink)
  • IP Address (light blue)

Breaches by Category

• Bar graph visualization showing the volume of breaches by type
• Other categories shown: Name, Location, Username, Phone, and IP Address
• Provides visual indication of where security efforts should be focused

Detailed Breach Results

The "Breach Result - All" section provides a detailed breakdown of all detected breaches:

Table Components

• Victim Account: Lists affected email addresses from your domain
• Number of Findings: Quantifies how many times each account appeared in breaches
• Last Seen: Timestamp of when the breach data was most recently observed

Taking Action

The Report Builder button in the top-right corner allows security teams to:

• Generate comprehensive reports about dark web exposures
• Document incidents for compliance and management review
• Track remediation efforts over time

Using the Dashboard Effectively

1. Prioritize by volume: Address password breaches first as they represent the highest volume
2. Focus on accounts with multiple findings: Accounts appearing multiple times may indicate targeted attacks
3. Review recent findings: Check the "Last Seen" dates to identify ongoing or recent exposures
4. Implement targeted controls: Use category information to enhance specific security controls (password policies, MFA, etc.)
5. Generate reports: Use the Report Builder to document findings and remediation plans

The Dark Web Monitor Results dashboard provides security teams with actionable intelligence to identify, prioritize, and remediate potential data exposures before they can be exploited.