Matchlight Dark Web data leak detection software available worldwide

Terbium Labs has announced the release of Dark Web data analytics software Matchlight to corporate players that wish to be alerted to the theft of data immediately -- rather than days or months after the damage is done. On Tuesday, the Baltimore, MD.-based company said Matchlight is now available through either a web portal or API at what Terbium calls a "reasonable price point" so both SMBs and larger enterprise players can access the service. Now out of a private beta started in June 2015 with companies including MasterCard, IBM and LifeLock, the fully automated system allows companies to outsource part of their cybersecurity requirements and potentially mitigate the damage caused by data breaches. Terbium Labs calls itself a company which protects the enterprise from "relentless attempts to steal data for personal, monetary or political gain." The Dark Web, a small section of the Deep Web which is not indexed by common search engines including Google and Bing, is the most prolific area to acquire data stolen from businesses.