DarkArmor

CyberArmor DarkArmor is a dark web monitoring and pre-breach intelligence platform that detects compromised credentials and identity assets before threat actors can exploit them. The platform focuses on proactive, early-warning detection rather than reactive incident response. Its core technology, called PreBreach forensics, identifies compromised credentials — sometimes months before a ransomware attack occurs — by sourcing fresh data that has not yet been replicated or sold across the dark web. Key capabilities include: - Detection of compromised credentials (usernames, emails, passwords, login URLs) - Identification of stolen MFA session cookies that can bypass security controls - Exposure of compromised PII (full name, mailing address, Social Security Numbers) - Detection of exposed financial data (credit cards, bank account numbers) - Victim identification at scale across organizations - Compliance support through dark web monitoring and proactive forensics The platform is described as using proprietary pre-breach methodologies that are not AI-based. It delivers actionable, organization-specific intelligence rather than broad trend or pattern analysis. DarkArmor has been used in real-world cases including detecting phishing campaigns targeting a Canadian university, flagging over 1,500 compromised accounts at a major Canadian mobile carrier, and identifying a phishing attack affecting approximately 200 employees at a French medical institution. The platform is positioned for use by security teams, CISOs, and compliance-focused organizations seeking early visibility into credential compromise and identity exposure before breaches escalate.