TPx Offering Dark Web Monitoring Service to Enhance Cybersecurity for Businesses

By Stefania Viscusi

Managed services provider TPx launched a new Dark Web Monitoring service powered by Breach Secure Now. The new service aims to strengthen businesses' cybersecurity defenses and enable rapid responses to potential security threats.

In the current business climate, where cyber threats are constantly evolving, continuous monitoring has become essential. TPx's Dark Web Monitoring helps protect businesses' reputations, prevent financial losses, and maintain customer trust by offering timely alerts about potential security issues.

The new Dark Web Monitoring service performs continuous, 24/7 scans of the dark web, a concealed part of the internet often associated with illegal activities. By detecting whether a business's confidential information is being shared or sold illegally, it can provide an early warning system against potential security breaches.

The dark web's complexity and the expertise required to monitor it effectively are typically beyond the capabilities of most businesses. TPx's new service addresses this gap, ensuring that organizations can stay ahead of cyber threats with professional, around-the-clock vigilance.

"Businesses should prioritize a proactive, layered approach to cybersecurity where measures like firewalls, user security, and endpoint protection are supplemented by hyper-targeted solutions like dark web monitoring," said Jonathan Goldberger, TPx SVP of Security Practice & Strategic Sales.

"Data is being breached and added to the dark web constantly, which is why businesses should remain vigilant in their monitoring as part of a robust cybersecurity strategy," Goldberger added. "This monitoring service provides ongoing protection and immediate response to businesses, many of which we've seen opt to bundle their monitoring with VPS – vulnerability and penetration scanning – for added security."

TPx’s comprehensive managed services portfolio includes networking, cybersecurity, business internet, and cloud communications solutions. The new service not only strengthens these defenses but also provides businesses with the peace of mind that comes from knowing their information is being actively monitored and protected.




Edited by Greg Tavarez
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