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Monitor domains with uBreach Pro

Learn how to include more domains in automated dark web employee exposure scanning with uBreach Pro.

Written by Micke Ahola

Domain monitoring is a uBreach Pro feature that allows you to identify breaches associated with email addresses using your organisation's domains, including users who haven't been uploaded to the usecure platform.

Domain monitoring is available with uBreach Pro. Speak with your account manager to find out more about upgrading.


What uBreach Pro domain monitoring does

When you add a domain to uBreach Pro for monitoring, uBreach Pro can identify breaches associated with email addresses using that domain.

This gives you visibility of breaches affecting both:

  • Users on your usecure account

  • Non-system users — people using an email address from a monitored domain who haven't been uploaded to the usecure platform

You can investigate the breaches associated with your monitored domains, including the affected users, breach severity and the types of information exposed.

This provides broader visibility of your organisation's exposure than monitoring uploaded users alone.

How to add domains to uBreach domain monitoring

You can manage your monitored domains from Settings in uBreach Pro.

Add the domain or domains you want to monitor and save your changes.

Once added, uBreach Pro will include email addresses using those domains when identifying relevant breaches.

Tip: Add all of your organisation's relevant domains to get broader visibility of potential exposure.


How to view breaches for your monitored domains

You can view breaches associated with your monitored domains from the Domains area in uBreach Pro.

Select Domains to see your monitored domains, then select a domain to view the breaches associated with it.

From the domain details, you can investigate the breaches and users affected by them.

You can select an affected user to view their individual breach history and investigate their exposure further.

You can also navigate in the opposite direction: from Users, you can find a specific user and see the breaches associated with them.


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