Right now — before you finish reading this sentence — automated systems are mapping your domain, probing your infrastructure, and cross-referencing your employees against breach databases. This is not hypothetical. This is the reconnaissance phase. It happens to every business. Most never know it happened until the damage is done.
Based on publicly available information, we can generate a preliminary exposure summary showing exactly what automated scanners can already see about your organisation — before you commit to anything. No activity on your systems until you explicitly authorise it.
Attacks do not begin with a breach. They begin with reconnaissance — weeks or months before you see a single sign of anything wrong.
An employee reused a password from a personal account breached years ago. That password is now in a breach database. An attacker tests it against your corporate email at 3am. It works. They are inside your email, your files, your client data — before any internal alert fires. This is the most common entry point for targeted business attacks. It is also the most preventable.
Your domain is publicly mapped. Your CFO's name is on LinkedIn. Your accounts team receives an urgent email — perfect formatting, spoofed sender, indistinguishable from the real thing — requesting an immediate wire transfer. Business email compromise requires no malware and no hacking. Just your publicly available information, an AI model, and ten minutes.
Before encrypted files appear on your screens, attackers mapped your infrastructure, confirmed your backups, identified your most sensitive data, and calculated your exact pain point. The ransom demand was sized before the attack began. By the time you find out, everything has already happened — and the attacker has been inside for months.
The tools your organisation relied on — spam filters, employee training, perimeter firewalls — were built for a different era. AI has fundamentally changed the attack landscape. Attacks are now faster, more personalised, and harder to detect than anything your current defences were designed to stop.
A forensic external attack surface assessment of your entire domain. Plain language your leadership can act on. Technical detail your IT contact can implement.
A full map of everything an attacker can see — subdomains, DNS records, open services, SSL configuration, and infrastructure visible to automated scanners.
Which of your employees' corporate email addresses appear in confirmed breach databases — meaning their credentials may already be circulating among attackers.
Open ports, exposed admin panels, outdated software, and misconfigured services visible to external scans — the same vulnerabilities automated tools probe continuously.
Assessment of whether your organisation appears in criminal-targeting sources — the same sources attackers use to identify and profile businesses before initiating an attack.
Executive name mapping, domain spoofing vulnerability, and attack surface patterns indicating elevated business email compromise and ransomware risk.
Every finding ranked by severity with specific remediation steps. Fix the highest-risk items first. Clear enough for leadership to act on without an IT background.
Written in plain language. No jargon in the executive summary. Shareable with your managing partner, your insurer, or your regulator. And after delivery — your exposure does not stop being monitored.
After your assessment, you receive access to a dedicated business dashboard. Live threat intelligence cards, breach alerts, credential exposure updates, and scan coverage status — updated continuously. This is not a report you file and forget. It is a permanent intelligence layer for your organisation.
Most organisations complete a security assessment, file the report, and move on. The ones that win new clients do something different — they use the completed, verified assessment as evidence of operational seriousness. A hardened, monitored attack surface is a meaningful claim. Your competitors cannot make it because they have not done the work.
The certificate is the communication vehicle for a real, verifiable claim. It is backed by a completed assessment and active monitoring — not a marketing badge.
Issued on completion of full assessment and remediation. Valid while an active monitoring subscription is maintained. Displayed on your website, in proposals, and in client onboarding materials.
If your business holds client data, financial records, health information, or privileged communications — your exposure profile is a target. LeakTrace works across every professional services vertical.
Client confidentiality is your entire business model. A breach of privileged communication can end client relationships, trigger bar association scrutiny, and result in regulatory sanctions.
PIPEDA and HIPAA mandate patient data protection. Health records are among the highest-value records in breach markets. A breach triggers mandatory reporting and permanent reputational damage.
Tax data, financial statements, and banking credentials make accounting firms high-value targets. CRA and IRS reporting obligations amplify the regulatory exposure of any breach.
Real estate transactions are the primary target for BEC. A single spoofed wire instruction can redirect an entire purchase deposit. Your executive emails are already publicly mapped.
Securities regulators scrutinise cybersecurity practices as part of advisor oversight. A breach does not just cost money — it puts your licence to operate at risk.
You hold client risk profiles and financial information. Regulators expect you to demonstrate the same security practices you recommend to your clients. LeakTrace gives you documented proof.
Every engagement is scoped to the complexity of your domain, the size of your organisation, and the findings we uncover. Request an assessment and we will provide a specific proposal within one business day.
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