YOUR ACCOUNTS. YOUR PRIVACY. YOUR NEXT STEP.

Is your personal information
more exposed than you think?

A breach check can help you spot reported exposure. A password manager helps protect your logins. Data removal addresses personal details on broker sites. Start here, then choose the support that fits your situation.

FREE EMAIL BREACH CHECK

Has your email appeared in reported breaches?

Check an address you own or are authorized to check. Results stay on this page. We never ask for a password.

No signup required. Newsletter signup is optional and requires email confirmation. We save your email and consent only if you request the newsletter; breach results are never added to our mailing list. How this check handles data · Orelys privacy policy

MAKE THE NEXT STEP PRACTICAL

Found a breach? Start with your accounts.

  1. Visit the affected service directly.

    Use its official app or a saved bookmark. Check its security notices and your recent sign-ins; avoid password-reset links in unexpected messages.

  2. Replace exposed or reused passwords.

    If a breached password is still in use, change it there and anywhere you reused it. Give each account a unique password, starting with your email account.

  3. Add another layer of sign-in protection.

    Use a passkey or multi-factor authentication where supported. Review recovery details and sign out unfamiliar sessions.

  4. Get help when the situation needs it.

    Unexpected transactions, account changes or suspected malware need prompt attention. Contact the affected provider directly and talk with IT MGMT about securing your devices and accounts.

A historical breach match does not prove that someone can access your account today. The exposed data types matter: an email address in a breach does not necessarily mean a password was included.

DIFFERENT JOBS. COMPLEMENTARY PROTECTION.

What kind of help fits your situation?

Stronger passwords

RoboForm

If you reuse passwords or struggle to keep track of them, a password manager helps you create and store unique passwords. IT MGMT can discuss RoboForm setup and a practical routine for using it.

Changing a password still happens with the affected service. A password manager does not remove leaked records or replace MFA.

Talk about RoboForm

Less personal data online

DeleteMe

If your address, phone number or family details appear on people-search sites, DeleteMe submits removal requests to supported data brokers and checks for information that reappears.

Data-broker removal does not erase a past breach, reset passwords or guarantee that identity theft cannot happen. Coverage depends on your plan.

Explore identity protection

Support for your whole setup

Home Secure

If you also need help with your home network and computers, Home Secure combines managed network protection, covered-computer protection and a selected DeleteMe tier.

Review covered devices, pricing and Home IT service terms. We will confirm RoboForm licensing separately during your consultation.

Explore Home Secure

IT MGMT partners with DeleteMe and RoboForm. We can help you choose and set up the appropriate service; a breach result alone does not determine which plan you need.

A CONVERSATION, NOT A GUESS

Let’s work out what you actually need.

We’ll discuss your concerns, the accounts and devices you use, and whether identity protection with RoboForm or a broader Home Secure plan makes sense. You do not need to send us your passwords or full breach report.

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Before you decide

Does a clean result mean I am safe?

No. The breach provider only includes data it knows about and can make available for the search. Unknown, sensitive or other excluded breaches may not appear. Keep using unique passwords and MFA regardless of the result.

Can DeleteMe remove stolen credentials?

DeleteMe focuses on supported data-broker and people-search listings. It does not retrieve every copy of leaked data or change compromised passwords. Password changes and account recovery are separate actions.

Do I need Home Secure to get help?

No. Talk with us about identity protection and RoboForm on their own. Home Secure is an option when you also want managed help for your home network and covered computers.

Should I share my password with IT MGMT?

No. Never send your passwords or authentication codes in a booking form, email or breach-check request. We can discuss next steps without receiving them.