Dark Radar delivers leak and threat findings to your SIEM, service management, on-call and messaging systems, and synchronizes employee accounts with your identity provider.
Our own channels with no third-party setup: email, phone calls, WhatsApp and an MCP server for your AI client.
Runs breach lookups from your own AI client.
Emails leak and scan notices to the addresses you choose.
Calls the people on your on-call list in order for critical and high findings.
Sends notices to your WhatsApp group that the Dark Radar number has joined.
Leak events reach your SIEM and log platform in standard formats, so analysts correlate findings with the rules they already run.
Forwards leak events to Splunk over HEC.
Covers: CrowdStrike Falcon Next-Gen SIEM
Forwards leak events to your Microsoft Sentinel workspace.
Forwards leak events to your Elastic Security cluster.
Forwards leak events to your Google SecOps instance.
Forwards leak events to your Cortex XSIAM tenant.
Forwards leak events to Graylog over GELF.
Forwards leak events to Wazuh.
Forwards leak events to Datadog.
Forwards leak events to Sumo Logic.
Forwards events in CEF or LEEF to any SIEM collector.
Covers: IBM QRadar, ArcSight, LogRhythm, Securonix, Rapid7 InsightIDR, Exabeam
Your employee directory defines the accounts we monitor. On supported providers, a leaked account is signed out of its sessions with your approval.
Synchronizes employee accounts and, with your approval, signs a leaked account out of its sessions.
Synchronizes employee accounts and, with your approval, signs a leaked account out of its sessions.
Synchronizes employee accounts and, with your approval, signs a leaked account out of its sessions.
Synchronizes employee accounts with your asset group.
With your approval, signs a leaked employee account out of its sessions.
With your approval, signs a leaked employee account out of its sessions.
Synchronizes employee accounts with your asset group.
Covers: CyberArk Identity
Synchronizes on-premises directory accounts with your asset group.
Selected events move to your threat intelligence platform as STIX 2.1 and sit alongside your other sources.
Exports selected events as a STIX bundle to your TAXII collection.
Covers: MISP
Opens a leak incident in OpenCTI.
Each finding becomes a record where your team already works, and its status stays up to date in Dark Radar.
Opens a record in ServiceNow and tracks its status.
Opens an issue in Jira and tracks its status.
Opens an issue in GitHub and tracks its status.
Opens a confidential issue in GitLab and tracks its status.
Opens an issue in Linear and tracks its status.
Urgent findings reach the person on your rotation through the paging system you already use.
Pages your on-call team about a leak.
Alerts your on-call team through Jira Service Management.
Pages your on-call team about a leak.
Leak and scan notices land in the channel your team already uses.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Slack channel.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Microsoft Teams channel.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Google Chat space.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Webex room.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Mattermost channel.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Rocket.Chat channel.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Discord channel.
Sends leak and scan notices to your Telegram chat.
Events are written to your storage in an open schema for long-term retention and your own analysis.
Writes leak events in OCSF to your S3-compatible object store.
For systems not listed here, events arrive at your own endpoint as signed requests, and all data is also available over the API.
Sends events as JSON to your own endpoint, with optional request signing.
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