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Console tour

The console is organized around entities you pivot between: every id and name is a link, each entity page has breadcrumbs and a "Related" rail, and the sidebar groups the screens by intent.

INVESTIGATE

Overview

Your exposure at a glance, entirely clickable. It opens with your own exposure: a hero card answering "what is my risk?" for the email you signed in with — score ring and posture, how many different breaches your credentials come from, infostealer captures, first/last seen.

Below it:

  • five exposure boxes — total exposure, infostealer (botnet), breach credentials, distinct breaches you appear in, and compromised services — each with the date it last moved,
  • most recent breach / capture cards,
  • the entity lists: top exposed identities (yours pinned first, with the risk badge on every row), compromised services, top breach sources, and the most-active infected devices — every row dated, every row a pivot.

Investigate

One search box for every entity. Paste:

You pasteUmbra opens
an emailthe identity's risk posture
a 32-character infection idthe infected device
a service hostthat service's page
a monitored domainExposures for that domain

ENTITIES

The entity directory pages, each covered in Core concepts: Identities, Exposures, Devices, Sources and Services, plus:

ACCOUNT

  • Team — invite teammates, change roles, remove members. See Team and roles.
  • Billing — your plan, the org's shared card, the Free/Pro comparison. See Plans and billing.
  • Notifications — org-wide alert routing: the rules matrix and the channels. See Alerts and notifications.
  • Settings — profile and organization, plus personal display preferences (for example the Identities layout).

SUPPORT

  • Help — the in-console manual: a walkthrough of every screen.
  • FAQ — accordion answers grouped into Platform, Monitoring & exposure data, and Pricing & billing.
  • Contact us and Feedback — forms that compose a pre-filled email in your own mail client, addressed to Umbra support with your topic and tenant context filled in.

The support pages are fully client-side: nothing you type there transits Umbra's backend — the message leaves from your own mail client.