Proton Launches Data Breach Observatory Amidst 300 Million Records Compromised
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Proton has launched the Data Breach Observatory, a platform designed to uncover corporate data breaches that are not publicly acknowledged. This service has already identified over 300 million compromised records linked to nearly 800 breaches in 2025, utilizing real-time dark web monitoring to track stolen data. The initiative aims to enhance transparency regarding cyberattacks affecting organizations.
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