Frequently Asked Questions

We store minimal logs for security and abuse prevention, but we never sell or share your email addresses with third parties. For paid plans, you can request data deletion at any time.

No. EmailBreachGuard never asks for passwords and doesn't have access to your accounts. We only check if an email address appears in known breach databases—we never see or store actual passwords.

No. EmailBreachGuard is a simple, clear entry point to help identify if email addresses have been exposed in breaches. It's meant to complement—not replace—comprehensive security audits, penetration testing, or compliance reviews.

We use Have I Been Pwned (HIBP), the most trusted and comprehensive breach database available. HIBP is maintained by security expert Troy Hunt and includes billions of compromised accounts from verified breaches.

Yes. EmailBreachGuard is designed specifically for MSPs and IT consultants who need simple, client-ready reports. The PDF reports use plain language that non-technical clients can understand, making them perfect for QBRs and security check-ins.

The report simply notes that no known breaches were found for the checked email addresses. This is still valuable information to share with clients—it shows you're proactively monitoring their security and gives them peace of mind.

The long-term roadmap includes an API for integrations with PSA tools and ticketing systems. If you have specific integration needs, reach out through our contact page so we can prioritize what matters most to users.

No. EmailBreachGuard provides informational summaries based on publicly available breach data. It's not legal advice, cybersecurity consulting, or a compliance certification. You're responsible for how you use the reports with clients.