Know what’s exposed before it’s too late.

No. An alert means a source made a relevant claim or mention. Hanasand shows the source, context, data mentioned, confidence, and next review step so an analyst can verify the claim before escalation.

The live activity feed refreshes automatically. Some sources update within minutes, while others depend on source availability, verification, and collection timing.

Yes. Watchlists can include suppliers, portfolio companies, subsidiaries, domains, brands, and executive names so third-party exposure is visible before it becomes a customer issue.

A typical alert includes the actor or source, company name, data mentioned, country if available, timing, source context, confidence, and suggested triage action.

Dark web monitoring is the process of watching hard-to-find or restricted sources for mentions of companies, credentials, data sets, actors, and other risk signals.

Ransomware monitoring tracks groups and leak sites where attackers publish claims about victims, stolen data, negotiations, or planned disclosures.

A leak site is a page or service where an actor publishes victim names, samples, files, or claims intended to pressure organizations or advertise stolen data.