Check if staff emails were in a data breach
Run any work address through our free breach check. It stores nothing you type. Breach Watch then alerts you when addresses at your domain appear in a newly reported breach, with the steps to take next.
What a Breach Watch alert tells you
Every alert answers three questions in order, so the person reading it knows what to do without calling anyone.
A leaked password rarely stays where it leaked
The breach itself usually happens somewhere else. The risk to your business comes from what staff reuse.
Say your receptionist signed up to an online shop years ago with her work address and the same password she uses for Microsoft 365. The shop is breached, and her address and password land on a list.
Criminals feed lists like that into login pages for email, accounting and banking. If the old password still opens her mailbox, they are inside your business without anyone noticing.
From there they can read invoices, watch who pays whom, and reply to a supplier asking for payment to new bank details. That is business email compromise, and it starts with one reused login.
Knowing early gives you the chance to change that password before someone else tries it.
Where we can help
Free plan
Watch up to 10 business tools by email, 1 website with uptime checks every 5 minutes, SSL and domain expiry, and one full scan. Also includes scam alerts for your country, bank and industry, the national due-date calendar with a calendar feed, a weekly digest, a monthly health report.
Free tools
Free website scan, SSL checker, domain expiry checker, email security checker (SPF, DKIM, DMARC), Is it down? website check, brand impersonation check and data breach check for an email address.
Uptime Pro
Website down alerts that go further than the free plan's uptime checks, so you hear about an outage before customers do.
Website Watch
Ongoing monitoring of your website and the software it runs, with alerts when something changes or falls out of date.
Domain & SSL Guard
Expiry monitoring for SSL certificates and domain names, including .com.au. Alerts give you time to renew before a lapse takes the website or email offline.
Hear about the next breach before someone uses it.
Open a free account in a few minutes, add your website and the tools you use, then turn on Breach Watch for your staff addresses. Related reading: how to check SPF, DKIM and DMARC so scammers cannot send email as you.