Breach Monitor is being activated for all Managed IT Partners

The risk that sits quietly in the background

Cyber security risks aren't always visible in the day-to-day running of a business.

You can have strong passwords, secure systems and sensible processes in place, while compromised email addresses, credentials or domain information are already circulating online without anyone knowing. That's often where the real risk begins.

From 1 July 2026, we will be activating Breach Monitor for all Flotek Managed IT Partners, applying the service to each partner's primary domain.

Breach Monitor helps identify potential data exposures linked to your domain, including compromised credentials and information that may have appeared on the dark web. When something is flagged, it gives your users, internal IT team and Flotek's helpdesk the chance to review the finding and take appropriate action quickly.

What's covered?

Your primary domain is the one associated with the main contact details Flotek holds for your business.

Many organisations operate more than one domain, however. You may have separate websites, trading brands, group companies or legacy email addresses that also need protection. Additional domains can be added to ensure your wider digital estate is covered, helping you build a fuller picture of potential exposure across the business.

Ongoing Breach Monitor protection is available from £9 per domain, per month. Daily, weekly and one-off scans are also available, depending on the level of visibility and monitoring your business requires.

A one-off scan is a useful opportunity to understand whether any data linked to your domain may already have been exposed before ongoing monitoring begins.

Managing your Breach Monitor service

Breach Monitor will be managed through the Flotek Partner Portal, where Managed IT Partners can review their service settings.

If you're not currently a Managed IT Partner, we can still help you understand your exposure and put the right level of monitoring in place. Speak to us to find out more.

Further reading

• What is dark web monitoring?
• Cyber security for business: where to start