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Has your business already been compromised?

Enter your work email or business domain and we'll check it against billions of leaked credentials sourced from known data breaches. If your organization is exposed, a senior engineer can walk you through the response — free, no obligation.

We don't store this value. It's checked against our threat-intelligence database in real time and discarded as soon as the result is returned. Privacy details on the privacy page.

What this catches

The exposure most businesses don't know they have.

Every year, dozens of services your employees use get breached and the credentials end up in publicly circulating breach corpora. Even if you've never been directly hacked, a single password reused across a personal account and a corporate one means a leak somewhere else turns into a credential-stuffing attack on you.

What ends up exposed

Email addresses, plain-text or hashed passwords, usernames, IPs, names, phone numbers — pulled from breaches at every kind of service: marketplaces, social platforms, gaming sites, SaaS tools, even other security firms.

Why it's dangerous to ignore

Attackers test leaked credentials against Microsoft 365, Google Workspace, banking, and VPN portals at industrial scale ("credential stuffing"). One reused password is all it takes for someone else's breach to become your incident.

What actually fixes it

Phishing-resistant MFA on every account, breach monitoring tied to your identity provider, password manager rollout to kill reuse, Conditional Access policies that block suspicious sign-ins, and an actual incident response plan.

FAQ

Common questions about the scan.

What does this scan actually check?
It checks your email or business domain against a large threat-intelligence database of credentials that have appeared in known data breaches and credential leaks. If your value appears in that data, it means at least one account tied to it had its credentials exposed at some point — and those credentials may now be circulating on dark-web markets, paste sites, or credential-stuffing lists.
Is the scan really free? What's the catch?
It's really free. Equal Tech offers it as a no-strings-attached threat assessment because most of the businesses we end up working with first realized they had a real cybersecurity gap when they ran a tool exactly like this. If your scan finds exposure, you might want a senior engineer to help you respond — that's where we offer a free 30-minute consultation. If your scan is clean, you walk away with peace of mind and no obligation. No credit card, no signup wall.
Do you store my email or domain after the scan?
No. The value is passed to our threat-intelligence database, the result is returned to you, and the value is discarded. We log the source IP for rate-limiting (5 scans per IP per minute to prevent abuse) but we don't keep what you scanned. If you fill out the consultation form afterward, that information goes into our standard contact pipeline like any other inquiry.
What's the difference between an email scan and a domain scan?
Email scan: checks one specific address (yours, an executive's, etc.) against the breach database. Best for individuals or for spot-checking specific high-risk accounts. Domain scan: checks an entire business domain (e.g. acme.com) and returns every breach record that includes any address on that domain. Best for business owners assessing organization-wide exposure. Domain scans only work for corporate domains — Gmail/Yahoo/etc. addresses need to use the email scan instead.
What should I do if the scan finds something?
Three immediate actions: (1) rotate the password for any compromised account — and any account that shared that password elsewhere (this is why password reuse is the #1 risk). (2) Force MFA re-enrollment on critical accounts; assume credentials were captured. (3) Audit which accounts may have used the same password and rotate them too. Then book the free consultation — a senior engineer can walk you through whether your environment needs broader work like EDR deployment, mailbox hygiene, or a full identity audit.
How accurate is the data?
A positive ('compromised') result means your value genuinely appeared in known breach data — that's evidence, not a guess. A negative ('clean') result means your value doesn't appear in the database we check; it's not a guarantee your environment is uncompromised, just that this particular indicator is clear. Real cybersecurity posture requires a fuller assessment — endpoint, identity, network, backup, and email security all reviewed together.

Your privacy

We don't store the email or domain you enter. The value is checked against our threat-intelligence database in real time and discarded as soon as the result is returned. We log only the source IP for rate-limiting (5 scans per minute to prevent abuse). For full details see our privacy policy.

Beyond the scan

Want a complete cybersecurity assessment?

The dark-web scan checks one specific exposure vector. A real assessment reviews identity, endpoint, network, backup, and email security — and gives you a written remediation plan you own. Free 30-minute consultation, senior engineer, no sales script.

Book a free assessment423-599-6006

What to expect

  1. 1
    30-minute discovery call

    We listen first — your environment, pain points, and goals.

  2. 2
    Free IT assessment

    Senior engineer reviews your stack and flags real risks.

  3. 3
    Plain-English roadmap

    Clear scope, clear pricing. Walk away with a plan, not a pitch.