How to use SMBreach to find exposed user data
Learn how you can protect your company by finding exposed employee details with SMBreach.
SMBreach is your breach monitoring solution for finding exposed employee credentials on the breach databases.
Here's how you should use SMBreach to protect your company:
Step 1: Add all of your company's domains for monitoring
You can easily add any of your company's domains to be monitored with SMBreach through the settings page. Any breach involving a user with a monitored email address will be visible to you in SMBreach.
You will only be able to add domains for monitoring if you have SMBreach Pro. Basic-level accounts can still view breaches affecting users they have uploaded to the SiberMate platform. Read more about SMBReach Pro here.
Step 2: Get notified of new breaches affecting your users
You and all admin users on your account will automatically be emailed of any new breaches involving users uploaded onto your account or with email addresses using your monitored domains.
You will only receive email notifications for new breaches if you have SMBreach Pro. If you haven't had yet, you can still view all breaches by finding them manually in SMBreach. Read more about SMBReach Pro here.
Step 3: Find the affected users and view the information that was exposed
You'll easily be able to view all affected users and the information that was exposed in the breach by navigating SMBreach.
Step 4: Mitigate the impacts of your breach and get in touch with the affected users
It's important to take rapid action whenever a new breach has been detected that affects your users. Start by contacting the users who were affected and ensuring that they have changed their passwords if passwords became exposed in the breach.
Step 5: Mark the breach as resolved
Once you have finished addressing all users affected in the breach, you can mark the breach as resolved in SMBreach to easily keep track of which breaches have been resolved.
You can only mark breaches as resolved and keep track of resolutions inside SMBreach if you have the SMBreach Pro. Read more about SMBReach Pro here.