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Eze Castle Integration launches new Cybesecurity product Eze Dark Web Monitoring

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Eze Castle Integration, a global managed service provider to the investment industry, has launched its Eze Dark Web Monitoring Service to proactively protect clients against the threat of stolen user credentials and targeted account takeover. 

Eze Dark Web Monitoring scans the dark web for client watchlist assets and triggers an automatic response if a match occurs to enable action before a potential breach.

Across the dark web underworld criminals are buying and selling stolen user credentials, including email addresses, usernames and passwords, to access high value (i.e. executive and privileged user) accounts. Once in a system, criminals steal financial assets, uncover trade secrets and exploit other vulnerabilities. Eze Dark Web Monitoring provides early detection, alerting clients when credentials are discovered and forcing users to reset passwords.

“Cybersecurity threats rank as some of the greatest risks facing the industry today with companies of all sizes under attack. At Eze Castle Integration, protecting clients is our mission. We follow a security first approach to IT and deliver fully managed security solutions, such as Eze Dark Web Monitoring, to fortify our client environments – whether they reside in a public cloud, private cloud or on-premise,” says Steve Schoener, Chief Technology Officer at Eze Castle Integration.”

Eze Dark Web Monitoring is an ideal security add-on service for companies of all sizes and technology deployments (i.e. cloud or on-premise). Clients simply provide a watchlist of assets including IP addresses, email addresses and domains that are monitored across the dark web. If exposed credentials of an active user are matched, the user is required to reset their password at next login. Eze Castle Integration is available to assist clients as well.

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