Getting started with Aman Dark Web Monitoring

Getting started with Aman means telling it what to watch. This guide shows you how to review and update your monitored domains and email addresses, and what to expect from your first report.

Step 1. Open your Aman dashboard #

Sign in to your AEserver account, open My Products and Services, and select your Aman service. You will land on the Aman dashboard, which shows your plan, renewal date, number of monitored assets and service status.

Step 2. Review what is being monitored #

Select Scanned Assets. This page lists the domains and email addresses Aman is monitoring for you, grouped as Monitored Domains and Monitored Emails, each with a count.

Aman Scanned Assets page listing monitored domains and monitored email addresses — The Scanned Assets page: your monitored domains and email addresses.

Step 3. Update your monitored assets #

Below the lists you will find Update Monitored Assets, with a box for domains and a box for email addresses. Enter your entries separated by commas or new lines, then select Save Monitored Assets.

This form replaces your listsWhatever you save becomes the complete list. It does not add to what is already there. Always enter the full set you want monitored, and be aware that leaving a box empty removes every asset of that type.

The safest way to add an address is to click into the box, go to the end of the existing text, add a comma, then type the new address. That way nothing already being monitored is lost.

Update Monitored Assets form with a domains box, an email addresses box and a Save Monitored Assets button — The Update Monitored Assets form. Remember it replaces your lists rather than adding to them.

Step 4. Open your first report #

Back on the dashboard, select Login to Aman or Dark Web Breach Report. The portal opens using your existing AEserver sign in, so there is no extra password to remember.

Your report is organised by month. Use the month filter to look back at earlier periods once you have been using Aman for a while.

What to expect from your first report #

Historic breaches are already circulating on the dark web, so your first report shows everything Aman can find, not just recent events. It is normal to see findings going back several years, and to see more than you expected.

This is not a sign that something just went wrongA long first report reflects years of breaches at other companies, not a new problem with your systems. Work through the recommended actions in your own time, starting with any finding where passwords were exposed.

From then on, your attention only needs to go to new findings as they appear.

Choosing which addresses to add #

You do not need to add every mailbox in the business on day one. A sensible starting point is:

your main business domain
shared mailboxes such as accounts, sales, support, info and admin
anyone who can authorise payments or access customer records
senior staff, who are the most common targets for impersonation

You can widen the list at any time as your team changes.

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Step 1. Open your Aman dashboard #

Step 2. Review what is being monitored #

Step 3. Update your monitored assets #

Step 4. Open your first report #

What to expect from your first report #

Choosing which addresses to add #