Allure Security's Dark Web Monitoring Service is a managed threat intelligence service that monitors deep and dark web sources for mentions of an organization's brand, employees, users, and sensitive data. The service collects data from surface, deep, and dark web sources including paste sites, Discord, Telegram, IRC, FTP servers, Amazon S3 buckets, forums, marketplaces, peer-to-peer networks, and networks accessible via Tor, I2P, and Zeronet. It ingests nearly 300,000 web pages per hour, 24/7/365, across 52 languages, using authenticated, account-level access to dark web channels. Findings are reviewed and validated by human cybersecurity analysts before delivery, reducing false positives and alert fatigue. Reports include contextual explanations of why findings matter, their impact on security posture, and recommended response actions. The service monitors for a range of findings including exposed employee and user credentials, domain mentions, executive data, Social Security numbers, CVE identifiers, IP addresses, BINs, payment card numbers, cryptocurrency wallet addresses, consumer health records, and brand and keyword mentions. It also identifies phishing kits and emerging scams targeting an organization's brand before they launch. The service is positioned as an outsourced alternative to building in-house dark web monitoring capabilities, targeting organizations that lack the tools or expertise for effective threat intelligence operations.