Data Breach Monitoring: Protect Your Organization from Third-Party Breaches

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Data Breach Monitoring

Cyber threats and third-party data breaches put businesses at constant risk. Accountable's Data Breach Monitoring solution helps organizations identify, assess, and respond to security incidents that could impact employees and sensitive data.

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Data Breach Monitoring
  • Preview of Automated Data Breach Detection & Risk Scoring

    Automated Data Breach Detection & Risk Scoring

    With Accountable’s Data Breach Monitoring, your organization can:

    • Detect third-party breaches affecting employee accounts in real time
    • Assess risk levels with a proprietary data breach risk score
    • Automatically notify impacted employees and prompt necessary actions
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    Minimize Risk & Strengthen Security

    • Continuous monitoring – Track data breaches from external services linked to your organization
    • Proactive security alerts – Get notified when an employee’s credentials are compromised
    • Automated response system – Prompt employees to take action, such as changing their passwords

Why Choose Accountable’s Data Breach Monitoring?

With Accountable’s Data Breach Monitoring, your organization can stay ahead of cyber threats, mitigate third-party risks, and protect sensitive data—all from a single, automated platform.

  • Puts breach monitoring on autopilot to reduce manual oversight
  • Enhances organizational security by responding to risks faster
  • Helps meet compliance requirements by ensuring prompt breach notifications

Frequently Asked Questions

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What is Considered a Breach of HIPAA?
A HIPAA breach occurs when protected health information (PHI) is accessed, used, or disclosed in a way that is not permitted by the HIPAA Privacy Rule. This can include cyberattacks, lost or stolen devices, or even accidental sharing of PHI without proper authorization. If the breach poses a significant risk to patient privacy, it must be reported to the affected individuals and the Department of Health and Human Services (HHS).
How do we detect a data breach?
Our system monitors for suspicious activity across email accounts, credentials, and other digital assets tied to your organization. It alerts you to unusual access patterns, leaked credentials, or unauthorized exposures of sensitive information—allowing you to act quickly and reduce potential harm.
What is breached password detection?
Breached password detection identifies when your organization's email addresses or passwords appear in publicly available data breach dumps on the dark web. If an employee's credentials are exposed, you'll be notified immediately so you can reset passwords and prevent unauthorized access to sensitive data.
What are the common causes of data breaches?
Common causes include phishing attacks, weak or reused passwords, lost or stolen devices, insider negligence, misconfigured cloud storage, and malware. Many breaches are preventable with strong security awareness and real-time monitoring tools.
How common are data breaches?
Unfortunately, they're very common—especially in healthcare. The industry experiences thousands of reported breaches each year, and the number continues to rise. With the high value of PHI on the black market, healthcare organizations are prime targets for cybercriminals.
How is it different from a traditional antivirus or firewall?
Traditional antivirus or firewall solutions are focused on blocking threats at the device or network level. Our data breach monitoring goes further by watching for exposed credentials and leaked data across the dark web and online sources—alerting you even if a breach happens outside your network. It's a proactive layer of protection tailored for HIPAA compliance.