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Access your monitoring dashboard

  1. Sign in to your Hosting Panel at my.hosting.com.
  2. From the left-hand menu, select Products and Services.
  3. Click All Products.
  4. Find Security & Dark Web Monitoring.
  5. Click Login
This opens your Security & Dark Web Monitoring dashboard.

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View your scan results

Once scanning is complete, the dashboard gives you an overview of your security results. You’ll see:
  • Breaches Found — the number of known data breaches associated with your monitored information.
  • Assets Scanned — the number of assets being monitored.
  • Data points scanned — the amount of breach data checked.
  • Threat Score — an indication of the threats found in the scanned data.

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Review breach findings

If a breach is found, you’ll see details for each finding, including:
  • Breach source — the service or source associated with the breach.
  • Date — when the breach was identified.
  • Breached assets — the email address or other monitored information associated with the finding.
  • Breach data found — the types of information that were exposed.
  • Actions — recommended steps to help protect your accounts.
The information shown depends on what was found in the original breach data. For help understanding your results, see [How to Read Your Security & Dark Web Monitoring Report].

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If a breach is found

Don’t panic if you see a breach. A finding does not necessarily mean your Hosting.com account, website, or email account was compromised. Review the recommended actions and secure any affected accounts. For step-by-step guidance, see [I Received a Security Alert — What Should I Do?].

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No breaches found?

If Breaches Found shows 0, no matches were found for your monitored information in the breach data checked. Monitoring continues, so you’ll be alerted if new matches are found.

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Need help?

For an overview of the service, see [Security & Dark Web Monitoring]. For help after receiving an alert, see [I Received a Security Alert — What Should I Do?]. To understand your results, see [How to Read Your Security & Dark Web Monitoring Report].