Targeted Dark-Web Threat Monitoring

I need a seasoned threat-intel analyst to keep a constant eye on the parts of the underground where our name or our sector might surface. The focus is squarely on tracking threats that target my organisation, so your daily hunting ground will be the dark-web forums and marketplaces notorious for trade in exploits, as well as credential-sharing and leaked-data sites where stolen logins quietly circulate.

Here’s how I picture the engagement working:

• You patrol those sources using whatever combination of Tor, specialised search engines, automation scripts, and manual reconnaissance you prefer, always maintaining strict OPSEC.
• Any post, listing, or dump that references us—or clearly applies to companies in our industry—gets captured immediately with screenshots, source URL, date/time, and the full text or file.
• If you spot credentials, network details, or chatter about an impending attack aimed at our systems, I want an immediate alert by encrypted message.
• Otherwise, a concise weekly brief (PDF or Markdown) summarising new findings, trends, and your assessment of risk will be enough.

The raw evidence matters as much as your analysis, so please preserve hashes, metadata, and any other artefacts that let me validate provenance. Feel free to enrich data with VirusTotal, Have I Been Pwned, or similar tools if it strengthens the report, but the core value is the underground collection itself.

Let me know what tooling and workflow you favour and how quickly you can start.