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dark web monitoring

Detect threats before

Criminals scour the web (not just the dark web, by the way) to find information that will help them compromise your network. And unfortunately, there is bound to be some about your company. The question is: do you want to bury your head in the sand or take a proactive approach?


With Flare, we provide you with a Quebec-based Threat Exposure Management platform that allows you to know and, above all, act proactively.

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Specifically, what we do together:
  • 24/7 monitoring of the Dark Web, GitHub, Telegram, paste sites, forums, and other risky sources.
  • Access to your tenant: unlike many SME offerings on the market, you will have access to the platform.
  • Filtered and prioritized alerts: We create a workflow integrated with your channels (Teams, Slack, etc.) so you are immediately alerted to anything that is critical for you.
  • Express onboarding: full deployment in less than 30 minutes, without technical complexity.

Why

Flare detects information leaks and warning signs on the Dark Web and other risky sources early on. This allows you to react immediately: change access details, block accounts, and strengthen configurations BEFORE an attacker takes action.
Everything is in one place. Alerts are already sorted, filtered, and prioritized: no more manually sorting through hundreds of useless notifications. You know exactly what to deal with, in what order, and why, which significantly reduces your teams' workload.
With an offering tailored to SMBs starting at $5,000/year, you gain access to threat intelligence capabilities comparable to those used by large enterprises, without having to invest in a complex stack of tools and resources.
The intuitive interface, available in French, allows your team to be operational from day one. No need for complex training: everything is designed to be clear, usable, and easily integrated into your processes.
we go the extra mile

We go the extra mile_

Une de nos devises est « doing the right thing is always right ». Comment ça se traduit avec nos clients? Nous ne sommes pas avares de petites attentions pour eux, même si ce ne sont pas des inclusions dans nos offres de services.

"If you don't love something, you're not going to go the extra mile" - Steve Jobs

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Why do we offer this service?

  • We use Flare in our penetration tests to obtain information that would allow us to compromise your network. If we can do it, you understand that criminals can too.
  • Due to their high level of quality and relevance, Threat Exposure Management tools are often reserved for large companies because of their cost (over $20,000 per year).

In partnership with Flare, we have created a package that offers SMEs all the power of the tool at a much more affordable price.

Why Yack?

First, for those of you who don't know, the yak is an animal. The energy it radiates (chill with its toupee, but we wouldn't want to piss it off with its horns...) represents us well, and the nerdiest among you might see the little nod to Linux 😉. Of course, Yack's resemblance to Hack is no mere coincidence. It's also a short, punchy name that, once again, sounds like us. Finally, it's a word that earns you 24 points in Scrabble (hello Office de la langue française). Why did you choose .one? In offensive security, all it takes is one attack..."
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"Pourquoi Yack?

First, pour ceux qui ne le savent pas, le yack est un animal. L'énergie qu'il dégage (chill avec son toupet, mais on ne voudrait pas l'énerver avec ses cornes...) nous représente bien, et les plus nerds d'entre vous verront peut-être le petit clin d'œil à Linux 😉. Bien sûr, la ressemblance de Yack avec Hack n'est pas une simple coïncidence. C'est aussi un nom court, qui punch, et qui encore une fois, nous ressemble. Enfin, c'est un mot qui te rapporte 24 points au scrabble (bonjour office de la langue française). Pourquoi avoir choisi .one? En sécurité offensive, il suffit d'une (one) attaque..."
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