RiskProfiler KnyX is a web and API platform for monitoring the deep and dark web for exposed information and related risks. It detects leaked credentials, session tokens, device fingerprints, cloud API keys, secrets, internal documents, payment card data, and other breach artifacts. Its sources include stealer logs, breach dumps, ransomware leak sites, TOR forums, encrypted channels, and invite-only communities. The platform clusters and enriches findings, scores exploitability, and maps signals to affected identities, systems, and assets. It can extract credentials, session tokens, and device fingerprints from logs associated with stealer malware to help teams assess account-takeover risks. RiskProfiler says it provides real-time alerts when an organization, its executives, or its assets appear in dark-web forums. Alerts can include contextual evidence and AI-powered remediation steps, then be shared or routed through Slack, Jira, ServiceNow, Splunk, SIEM, or SOAR workflows. The maker identifies SOC teams, incident response units, and enterprises handling sensitive data as intended users. Pricing is on request; the product page invites prospective customers to book a demo and does not list a free trial.
Who it is for
KnyX is intended for SOC teams, incident responders, and enterprises handling sensitive employee, customer, or payment data. It suits teams that need to investigate external exposures and route alerts into response workflows.
What is good
- Monitors multiple dark-web and breach sources.
- Maps exposures to identities, systems, and assets.
- Alerts can be routed through listed response tools.
- Provides contextual evidence and AI-powered remediation steps.
What to know first
- Pricing is available on request.
- The product page does not list a free trial.
Verdict
KnyX combines exposure monitoring, prioritization, and response routing for security teams. Prospective customers should request a demo and confirm that its monitoring and integrations fit their workflows.
Compared on dark web monitoring services
- Monitoring sources
- dark_web_and_breaches
- Personal monitoring
- Yes
- Business monitoring
- Yes
- Monitored data types
- usernames, passwords, session tokens, device fingerprints, credentials, cloud API keys, secrets, internal documents, payment card data, breach artifacts, PII
- Remediation support
- Yes
