
Built for tech leaders
A leaked password can give attackers a practical route into email, cloud applications and internal systems. This free scan gives decision-makers a clear starting point for reducing credential, phishing and account takeover risk.
Check whether company email addresses, passwords or employee details linked to your domain have appeared in breach, leak or dark web sources.
Use the result to prioritise password resets, MFA enforcement, Microsoft 365 account reviews, user awareness and follow-up security checks.
Turn credential exposure into a plain-English business risk summary that senior stakeholders can understand and act on.

Built for high-intent buyers
Whether a visitor is looking for a free dark web scan, a leaked business email check or dark web monitoring for Microsoft 365 users, the next step is the same: check the business domain and get a clear exposure summary.
Submit a business email address, receive an exposure summary, then move into remediation if risk is found.
Submit a business email address, receive an exposure summary, then move into remediation if risk is found.
Submit a business email address, receive an exposure summary, then move into remediation if risk is found.

How it works
Use the free scan as an initial diagnostic. If exposure is found, Intouch Tech can help turn the result into practical remediation across users, passwords, MFA, Microsoft 365, endpoint protection and wider cyber hygiene.
What the scan tells you
A dark web scan checks whether email addresses, passwords or personal details linked to a business domain appear in known breach datasets, leak records or dark web intelligence sources. It helps organisations identify compromised accounts before they are used for phishing, impersonation, business email compromise or unauthorised access.
A scan is useful for organisations that rely on Microsoft 365, cloud applications, remote access, shared mailboxes or privileged admin accounts. It is especially useful before a wider cybersecurity review, MFA rollout, insurance renewal, client security questionnaire or board-level risk discussion.
Business email exposure linked to your domain
Compromised credential records
Personal data associated with business users
Known breach, leak or dark web source information
Risk severity and recommended next steps