After downloading the app, we’ll ask you to enter the credentials and data you want to monitor. From that moment on, we take care of everything! While you go about your online life, our experts scan the dark web for risks and threats. If your data appears in stolen databases, we immediately notify you, explaining what happened and how to fix it.

Imagine having a valuable diary where you store your personal information (name, surname, address, phone number, banking details, passwords…). A data breach is like someone sneaking into your house and taking photos of some pages to share or sell.

The app allows you to monitor email addresses, identity documents (ID card, driver’s license, passport, tax code), credit cards, IBANs, phone numbers, postal addresses, and birth dates. Is there any data you’d like to protect but don’t see on the list? Contact support to suggest adding a new feature!

In cybersecurity, 100% security is impossible. But we get pretty close.

The app offers several free features, such as connection and device security, along with all the best practices and troubleshooting guides related to digital identities. The active identity monitoring service is available with three different subscriptions: a basic plan at €12.99/month, an advanced plan at €19.99/month, or a premium plan at €24.99/month. The difference between the subscription plans lies in the number of credentials we can monitor.

The app can be downloaded for free and offers several services in its free version, such as device status monitoring (which reveals if system and app security updates have been performed and if the authentication method is secure) and Wi-Fi connection monitoring (which informs the user if the connection is risky and provides tips for safe browsing), as well as an ever-updating guide with the best practices for enjoying the digital world safely and a support chat in case of doubts or issues.

Defenda ID instantly notifies you of the breach, providing personalized advice to solve the issue. And if you still have doubts, our experts answer all your questions via live chat!

A criminal who manages to obtain sensitive data such as your name, tax code, address, or credit card numbers following a data breach can use them to commit crimes, make purchases in your name, or transfer your money. Additionally, knowing your contacts (email or phone number) allows anyone with malicious intentions to carry out more convincing scams, such as phishing, by sending you personalized messages that could deceive you into providing further information or clicking on dangerous links.

The Dark Web, in particular, is a hidden online space accessible with specific tools, where stolen data can be sold and exchanged anonymously. Being aware of potential data compromises allows you to take quick action, such as changing passwords, notifying your bank, or temporarily blocking credit cards and bank accounts to minimize consequences. Finally, the possibility that personal information or private images may be improperly shared could also harm your reputation, both personally and professionally.