Credential Intelligence

Find Your Exposed Credentials Before Attackers Do

We scan breach databases, credential dumps, and paste sites for email addresses and passwords linked to your domain. Every exposed credential is a potential entry point.

Scan My Business How It Works

Email Discovery

All email patterns at your domain identified

Breach Cross-Reference

Matched against 962+ indexed breach sources

Password Exposure

Plaintext and hashed credentials identified

Historical Mapping

Exposure traced back to original breach and date

Capabilities

What We Detect

Comprehensive credential exposure analysis across the full lifecycle of a breach, from initial leak to active exploitation.

Email Pattern Discovery

Identify all email address formats used at your domain, including variations and aliases present in breach records.

Breach Database Cross-Reference

Every discovered email matched against 962+ indexed breach sources, returning exact breach origins and exposure dates.

Password Exposure Analysis

Identify which credentials include plaintext or hashed passwords, and assess the practical risk of each exposure type.

Historical Breach Mapping

Trace each exposed credential back to the original breach source and date, building a complete exposure timeline for your organization.

Platform

Detection In Action

Explore the intelligence capabilities that identify and prioritize credential exposure across your organization.

Email Exposure

Scan employee email addresses across breach databases. Identify every instance where corporate credentials appear.

Password Intelligence

Identify compromised credential pairs with hash type analysis. Determine which exposures pose immediate risk.

Third-Party Risk

Monitor vendor and partner breaches that may expose shared credentials or interconnected system access.

Remediation Tracking

Track credential rotation progress across your organization. Monitor which exposures have been addressed.

Email Exposure Scanner14 Found

[email protected]5 breaches

[email protected]4 breaches

[email protected]2 breaches

[email protected]1 breach

Emails Exposed

Total Appearances

Unique Breaches

2007

Earliest Record

Password IntelligenceCritical

3 credentials with plaintext passwordsImmediate Risk

2 credentials with weak hash (MD5)High Risk

5 credentials with SHA-256 hashMedium Risk

4 credentials with bcrypt hashLower Risk

Overall Password RiskHIGH

Plaintext Exposed

36%

Reuse Detected

Third-Party Risk Monitor2 Vendor Breaches

Cloud SaaS Provider — breached Mar 20263 credentials

HR Platform — breached Jan 20261 credential

Payment Processor — no breach detectedClear

Email Provider — no breach detectedClear

Vendors Monitored

Breaches Detected

Shared Credentials

Daily

Check Frequency

Remediation Tracker6 Pending

[email protected] — Password rotatedComplete

[email protected] — MFA enabledComplete

[email protected] — Awaiting rotationPending

Remediation Progress57%

Total Actions

57%

Completion Rate

Process

How It Works

Five steps. Complete visibility into your organization's exposure profile.

Step 01

We Map Your Domain

We identify every publicly exposed asset: subdomains, open ports, SSL configuration, DNS records, and infrastructure fingerprints.

Step 02

We Scan 47 Sources

Your domain is cross-referenced against credential dumps, breach databases, threat feeds, paste sites, and Canadian regulatory registries.

Step 03

We Score Your Exposure

19 weighted signals produce a single risk score (0-100) with band classification: Critical / High / Moderate / Low.

Step 04

We Deliver Your Report

5 branded PDF reports generated and delivered within 24 hours: Master, Infrastructure, Credential, Executive, and Statutory.

Step 05

We Monitor Continuously

Daily rescans. Instant alerts on new findings. Risk trend tracking over time.

Industries

Who This Is For

Any organization with employees, vendors, or clients using corporate email addresses. Credential exposure is the most common initial attack vector.

Small & Mid-Size Business

Identify whether employee credentials are already in circulation before they are used in an attack.

Technology Companies

Developer credentials and API keys often appear in breach dumps. Identify exposure before it reaches production systems.

Professional Services

Law firms, accounting practices, and consultancies with sensitive client relationships to protect.

Healthcare & Finance

Regulated industries where credential exposure may trigger breach notification obligations.