Cyber threat monitoring
Know when your personal information shows up somewhere new.
Your email, phone number and name with your home address get copied around: into data breaches, onto people-search sites, and sometimes onto sites where stolen data is shared. Scammers use them to get into accounts and to make fake emails, texts and calls about your mortgage or property taxes look real. Every week we search known breach data and the web for your details, and for any other emails, phone numbers and household names you add. You see what turned up, and a person reviews anything new before we tell you about it.
Why it’s worth it
What cyber threat monitoring does for you
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See what’s out there
Every known breach with your information in it, and every web page we find that shows your email, your phone, or your name with your home address.
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Know which password leaked
When a breach included a password, we show a masked hint, like hu••••••23, so you know which one to change.
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Get listings taken down
For each people-search site that lists you at your home, we link to its removal page where it has one.
What we watch
What cyber threat monitoring covers
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Your email addresses
Known breaches that include them, and web pages that show them, including sites where stolen data is posted.
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Your phone numbers
Breach records with your number, and web pages that show it, including sites where people report unwanted calls.
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Your name at your home
Breach records and web pages that pair your name, or the names on your deed, with your home address. That combination is what scammers need to pose as a homeowner.
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Your household
Add up to 5 more emails, 3 more phone numbers and 4 more names, such as your spouse’s, and we watch for those too.
How it works
Where the data comes from
- Sources
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- DeHashed, a search of data leaked in known breaches.
- Google search results.
- Have I Been Pwned’s list of breaches, for when each one happened.
- The email, phone and name on your account, anything you add, the owners on your county title record, and your home address.
- What an alert tells you
- Where your information turned up (the breach or the web page), which of your details it matched, what kinds of information were exposed, and what to do next: change a password, turn on two-step sign-in, or ask a people-search site to remove you.
- A person reviews every alert
- A person on our team reviews every alert before it reaches you. Then we contact you by email, text or phone, whichever you choose, and you acknowledge it in your portal.
Good to know
- We search breaches that have been found and collected. A breach that hasn’t surfaced yet can’t be searched.
- Web results come from Google, so we miss pages Google hasn’t found and pages you need to sign in to see.
- We keep a masked hint of a leaked password, never the password itself.
- Records at your address under someone else’s name, such as a previous owner, are left out.
- Your first check shows everything we find, including old breaches. Alerts are for what turns up after that.
- We show you where your information is and link to removal pages. We don’t file removal requests for you, and this isn’t identity theft insurance.
Pricing
Buy it on its own, or add it on
Add it to title monitoring
Both services for the same home, on one checkout.
$10.50 /mo
or $105 a year
Add to title monitoringAlready a client?
Add cyber threat monitoring to any home you already monitor with us, from your portal.
- $3/mo or $30/yr
- Same portal, same alert settings
- Cancel anytime
Prices per property. Want everything? The Ultimate package includes every service we offer for $15/mo.
The Ultimate package
All of our monitoring and every report, for one home, at one price.
$15 /mo or $150/yr
Bought separately: $32/mo. You save $17 a month, or $170 a year on the yearly plan.
Per property. Cancel anytime.
Questions about cyber threat monitoring
My email is in a breach. Should I worry?
Most people’s email is in at least one old breach. What matters is the password: if one that was exposed is one you still use anywhere, change it there and turn on two-step sign-in. Your portal shows a masked hint of each leaked password so you know which one it was.
What does this have to do with my home?
Scammers who target homeowners start with leaked data. A name, address and email are enough to send a convincing fake message about your mortgage, your property taxes or a closing. Knowing what’s out there helps you spot those messages, and keeps your email, the account most often used to reset everything else, locked down.
Do you see my passwords?
No. When a breach record includes a password, we keep only a masked hint, like hu••••••23, and throw the password away. The full password never reaches our database, our staff or your portal.
Can you get me off people-search sites?
We show you each people-search site that lists you at your home, and link to its removal page where it has one. Most sites remove a listing when you ask, though some add people back later. We don’t file removal requests for you.
Does a person really review every alert?
Yes. Nothing is sent to you until someone on our team has looked at it. Routine changes that don’t need your attention are cleared, and the rest come with a plain-English note.
Can I buy this on its own?
Yes. Cyber Threat Monitoring is $3 a month or $30 a year per property, on its own or added to any of our other services. It’s also included in the Ultimate package.
I already have an account. How do I add it?
Log in to your portal, open your property, and add it there. It’s billed on its own monthly or yearly subscription, which you can cancel anytime.
Can I cancel?
Yes, anytime. If you’re not happy in your first 30 days, we’ll refund you in full.
More monitoring
More ways to watch your home
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