Data access in Dark Radar is managed through a multi-layered security architecture. Users can only access data within the scope of their assigned roles, following the principle of least privilege.
Third-party companies, partners, or external service providers cannot gain full access to Dark Radar data. Built-in rate limiting mechanisms automatically restrict abnormal query volumes, preventing data scraping or misuse attempts before they escalate.
An AI-driven security layer continuously analyzes access patterns to detect potential data breach attempts. Suspicious activities are automatically blocked, while manual alerts are generated for further investigation. System administrators actively review these alerts and intervene when necessary.
No user, partner, or third party is granted direct access to the Dark Radar database. All data operations are performed exclusively through controlled application layers, ensuring data integrity and confidentiality.
Yes. Dark Radar analyzes only data that has already been exposed and is circulating within the cybercrime ecosystem.
Dark Radar operates in compliance with KVKK and GDPR by using a security-focused, access-controlled, and auditable data processing model.
In Dark Radar, personal data is encrypted at the database level using strong cryptographic algorithms and protected with regular key rotation mechanisms.
