Breach detection
Breach Detection continuously monitors credential databases across the internet to alert you the moment your organization's accounts appear in data breaches.

How Breach Detection Works

Continuous Data Monitoring
Sentry integrates with constantly updated breach databases and dark web monitoring services to track:
Major public data breaches (historical and new)
Credential dumps on hacking forums
Dark web marketplaces selling access credentials
Paste sites and leak repositories
Stealer malware logs
Monitored Email Addresses
Sentry automatically monitors:
All organization member email addresses
Email addresses associated with verified domains (@yourcompany.com)
Individual team member personal emails (with permission)
Service accounts and automated systems
Breach Intelligence
When credentials are found, Sentry provides:
Source of the breach (service name, breach date)
Types of data compromised (passwords, security questions, personal info)
Severity assessment based on data exposed
Whether passwords were hashed or plaintext
Estimated breach date and discovery date
Integration with Other Features
Tasks: Breach remediation actions automatically create tasks assigned to affected users.
Webhooks: Configure webhooks to forward breach alerts to Slack, Discord, PagerDuty, or your incident response platform.
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