Find Out If Your Business Credentials Are on the Dark Web

We'll scan verified breach databases and dark web marketplaces for exposed credentials tied to your business domain — email addresses, passwords, and account data that may already be in the hands of attackers.

The scan is complimentary. You'll receive a report within 24–48 hours showing what was found and what it means for your business.

Request Your Free Scan

No cost • No obligation • Results in 24–48 hours

What the Scan Identifies

When data breaches hit major platforms, employee credentials get swept up and traded on dark web marketplaces. If your people reuse passwords — and most do — a breached personal account can become a doorway into your business systems.

Exposed Email Addresses

We identify which employee email addresses associated with your domain have appeared in known data breaches. These are the accounts attackers target first for credential stuffing and phishing.

Compromised Passwords

The scan shows whether actual passwords were exposed alongside the email addresses. If an employee reuses that password for business accounts, VPN access, or email — the attacker already has the key.

Breach Sources & Dates

The report identifies which breaches the credentials came from and when they were exposed. This helps you understand the scope — whether it's an old breach that's been addressed or a recent one that needs immediate attention.

What Is the Dark Web?

A brief overview of how stolen credentials end up on dark web marketplaces and why it matters for your business.

How It Works

Three steps. No software to install, no access to your systems, and no obligation.

Submit Your Domain

Fill out the form below with your business name and email domain (e.g., yourcompany.com). That's all we need to run the scan.

We Run the Scan

We search verified breach databases and dark web marketplaces for any credentials associated with your domain. No access to your systems is needed.

Review Your Results

Within 24–48 hours, you'll receive a report showing exposed credentials, breach sources, and dates. We'll walk you through the findings and recommend next steps based on what we find.

Why This Matters for Your Business

Most businesses don't know their credentials have been exposed until something goes wrong — a phishing email that works because the attacker already had the password, a business email compromise because the credentials were real, or an insurance application that asks about dark web monitoring and the answer is "we've never checked."

The scan itself takes minutes on our end and costs you nothing. What it reveals can change how you think about your exposure. Some businesses find nothing concerning. Others discover dozens of exposed credentials they didn't know about — including active employees with passwords that are still in use.

Either way, you'll know where you stand. And if the findings suggest you need to take action, we'll walk you through what that looks like — whether that's password resets, MFA enrollment, ongoing dark web monitoring, or a broader security assessment.