♠ Protection · Identity Monitor

Spots the intruder before you do.

Your domain, your team's identities, and your business data could already be exposed on the dark web — and you'd have no idea. Most breaches go undetected for months.

$15/user / month
Identity Monitor
  • 24/7 identity monitoring
  • Every alert investigated
  • Compromised logins shut down
The problem
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The problem

Why Identity Monitor exists.

Your team's identities and business data could already be exposed on the dark web or inside your SaaS accounts — and you'd have no idea. Most breaches go undetected for months.

What it does

24/7 Cloud Detection & Response.

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24/7 identity monitoring
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Every alert investigated
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Compromised logins shut down
How it works

Set up once. Runs from there.

Activation within 30 days Part of CORE Billing per user
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24/7 automated identity threat monitoring
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WILDCARD investigates every alert before contacting you
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Detects compromised credentials, suspicious logins, impossible travel
How much

One price. No surprises.

Priced per what it protects, billed monthly, cancel with notice. The setup fee covers getting it right the first time.

$15/user / mo
No setup fee
CORE included in CORE at $49/seat
✱What exactly gets monitored?

Your team's email addresses and credentials against dark web breach dumps, plus your Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace accounts for suspicious logins — 24/7, automatically.

✱What happens if something's found?

You get alerted immediately with what was found and where, so the affected password gets reset before it's used against you — not after.

✱Does this only cover work accounts, or personal ones too?

Every email address we monitor for — work accounts by default. If someone reuses a work email on a personal account that gets breached elsewhere, that exposure still shows up, since it's the email address being watched, not just the Microsoft 365 or Google Workspace login.

✱Can this stop our data from being stolen in the first place?

No — and we won't pretend it can. Monitoring shortens the gap between something leaking and you finding out, so you can act before it's used. It doesn't prevent the original leak; nothing that watches the dark web after the fact can.

✱Once something's posted, can you get it taken down?

No one can — that's not how the dark web works, and any vendor promising removal is overselling. What we can actually do is alert you fast enough to reset the password before it's used against you. That speed is the real value, not a takedown that doesn't exist.

Start

Start with Identity Monitor.

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