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Dark Web Monitoring Platform & Breach Detection 2026 | DarkThreatX
Integration
Ingest DarkThreatX dark web alerts into Microsoft Sentinel, turn them into analytics-rule incidents and drive automated response with Logic Apps playbooks.
Overview
As part of a native Microsoft Sentinel integration, DarkThreatX sends exposure events into a custom Microsoft Sentinel table via the Log Analytics ingestion API. From there, analytics rules convert leaked credentials and stealer-log infections into Sentinel incidents, and Logic Apps playbooks can automate enrichment, notification and response.
Because the data lands natively in Log Analytics, you can hunt across dark web exposure and the rest of your Microsoft security estate in one query.
What flows into Microsoft Sentinel
Corporate emails and passwords surfacing in combolists, breaches and stealer logs.
Device-level infections leaking saved passwords, cookies and live session tokens.
Your domains and customer data appearing in newly disclosed breaches.
Lookalike domains, impersonation and leaked internal assets mentioned across the dark web.
Targeted exposure of executives, board members and other high-risk staff.
Every alert carries a severity score, source and first-seen date for fast triage.
How it works
Set up a Log Analytics custom table / data collection rule for DarkThreatX events.
DarkThreatX posts events to the ingestion API and they appear in Log Analytics.
Build analytics rules to raise incidents and trigger Logic Apps playbooks for response.
Why it matters
Analysts act on exposures inside the tool they already live in — no extra portal to watch.
Dark web signals sit beside your existing telemetry for richer correlation and reporting.
Pipe alerts straight into playbooks, tickets and automated response workflows.
FAQ
Via the Azure Monitor / Log Analytics ingestion API into a custom table, so events are queryable with KQL alongside your other Sentinel data.
Yes. Analytics rules on the DarkThreatX table raise incidents, which can fire Logic Apps playbooks for automated response.
Yes — once events land in Log Analytics you can hunt and correlate dark web exposure using standard KQL queries.
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