Company

We've Been Watching Since 2003.

myNetWatchman was built on a simple premise: if you watch live attack traffic long enough, you see things no one else sees. More than 20 years later, that's still our edge.

Our Mission

Protecting the accounts people trust you with.

"Our mission is to protect consumer, employee, and vendor accounts from ATO and cyber fraud." — David Montague, CEO

We started myNetWatchman because we saw a gap: security teams were reacting to breaches instead of preventing them. The data they needed existed — it was just buried in attack traffic, malware logs, and darknet markets that no one was systematically monitoring.

We built the infrastructure to watch all of it, all the time. Today, that infrastructure captures 15 million compromised credentials every day and has protected over 1 billion users across every major industry.

20+ Years in operation
44B+ Credentials in database
1B+ Users protected
15M Daily live captures
Leadership

Executive Team

David Montague

David Montague

Chief Executive Officer

CEO of myNetWatchman. Has led the company's growth into a trusted credential intelligence platform protecting 1B+ users globally, with a mission to stop account takeover and cyber fraud at the source.

Jen Baldwin

Jen Baldwin

Chief Operating Officer

Oversees operations, customer success, and go-to-market execution. Brings decades of experience scaling B2B security and data intelligence organizations.

John Carse

John Carse

Chief Technology Officer

Leads the engineering and data science teams, responsible for advancing MNW's intelligence infrastructure and driving the technical vision that powers 15M+ daily credential captures.

Madhura Belani

Madhura Belani

Chief Product Officer

Drives product strategy and roadmap, translating customer needs and threat intelligence into solutions that deliver measurable fraud reduction.

Where We Are

Where We Are

Operating fully remote across the USA.
Headquartered in Savannah, GA.

contactus@mynetwatchman.com
+1 678-624-0924

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