By continuously testing email security and scanning for leaked data you can prevent significant financial losses, protecting your company's reputation, and ensuring compliance with regulatory standards. Email remains a primary target for cyber attacks, and without vigilant security practices, sensitive information could be exposed without your knowledge.
Test your email security
On the progress page, go to ´scan for leaked passwords and usernames´ and click on ´add´:
Manage the domains you own.
They are used to (1) test email security, (2) perform open source intelligence, (3) scans on sources like the Dark Web, Telegram, etc. The domains listed here are separated from the domain scanner. This means you can have different domains in the domain scanner (for example specific web applications). Read more on email security.
Click on ´Add a domain´
Now, enter the domain name.
Once they are added, you can remove the domains by clicking on the bin icon.
Leaked credentials
Under ´Employees´ and ´Leaked credentials´ you can now find the breached data.
The upper part shows the current credentials that are breached.
These are credentials found on channels used by criminals, like the Dark Web, Telegram, Hackers forums, etc. These credentials were linked to your domain(s), but could not be associated with existing employees. You can ignore credentials or add new employee-records based on the discovered credentials. The password occurence shows how many times this specific password is found in databreaches.
We never show the complete password but only the first and the last characters. You also see how many times the password occurs and if the password really connects with the email of an existing employee (Linked to employee is ´true´). If you have notified the employee and action is undertaken you can mark the occurrence as ´solved´.
In some cases the specific credentials couldn't be identified, but an e-mail address could be linked to a specific (historic) databreach. The dashboard will show the employees that have been linked to specific data breaches. The ´severity´ is on a scale of 1-5 where 1 is less impactful and 5 is very impactful