Who publishes the content
Product and educational pages are published by the AdverseMonitor team. When a page does not identify an individual author or reviewer, readers should not infer personal credentials that are not shown.
Product claims
Claims about plans, limits, API behavior, account flows, matching fields, and security controls should be checked against the current production application, configuration, or source code. We do not publish customer results, certifications, coverage totals, collection intervals, or response times unless they can be verified and kept current.
External facts and sources
- Prefer official documentation, legislation, standards bodies, original research, and primary reports.
- Place a source next to the claim it supports.
- Include the report year or publication date when a number can change.
- Do not turn an industry statistic into a claim about AdverseMonitor's own performance.
Monitoring evidence
A source match is an investigation lead. It does not by itself prove compromise, ownership, authenticity, or current exposure. The monitoring methodology explains the fields shown and the limits of a missing or positive result.
Dates and updates
Publication and modified dates should reflect real editorial changes. We do not change dates only to make old content appear fresh. Time-sensitive pages should identify the period they cover.
Corrections
Send a correction request to support@adversemonitor.com with the page URL, the statement in question, and supporting evidence. We review the source, correct material errors, and update the page date when the published content changes.
Current limitation: older educational articles are being reviewed for source quality and unsupported statistics. A page remaining online does not turn an uncited number into a verified fact.