What the scan tells you

What is a dark web scan?

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.

Who should request a business dark web scan?

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.

IT Directors

Need a fast credential exposure check before a wider cyber review, MFA rollout or board update.

CTOs

Want a practical signal on identity, Microsoft 365 and account takeover risk.

Operations leaders

Need to reduce business interruption risk caused by phishing, impersonation and compromised accounts.

Business owners

Want a clear starting point for understanding cyber risk without technical noise.

Business Risk

Why exposed data creates business risk

Cyber criminals do not always need to break into your systems first. In many cases, they start with information that has already been leaked.

Phishing and impersonation
Exposed names, job titles and email addresses can help attackers create more convincing phishing emails.
Account takeover
Leaked credentials may be reused against Microsoft 365, VPNs, cloud tools, CRMs and supplier portals.
Supplier and payment fraud
Business information can be used to impersonate trusted contacts, redirect invoices or pressure finance teams.

What the scan tells you

Business email & director personal email checks

Business risk is not always limited to company email accounts.

For directors and senior leaders, personal email addresses are sometimes connected to business services, supplier accounts, password recovery, domain registrations, Companies House activity or historic company administration.

Where authorised, Intouch Tech can include selected personal email addresses for directors or senior leaders in the dark web exposure check.

We do not access private mailboxes, read email content or ask for passwords. The scan checks whether the email address appears in known breach, leak or dark web intelligence sources.

Built for Real Exposure Checks

Built for organisations checking real exposure

This service is designed for business owners, CTOs, IT Directors, Operations Directors and senior managers who need a fast, evidence-led view of potential exposure.

Useful when you need to check

Whether business emails have been leaked

Risk linked to Microsoft 365 users

Whether a director email has appeared in breach data

Exposed passwords or credential records

Useful when you need to act

Understand exposed personal data

Prioritise password resets

Enforce MFA and account protection

Move into remediation and monitoring

How it works

What happens after the scan?

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.

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Submit your business details
Send us your business email address or company domain. Where authorised, selected director or senior-leader personal email addresses can also be included.
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We check available exposure sources
We check available breach, leak and dark web intelligence sources for exposed credentials, personal data and sensitive information linked to your organisation.
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You receive a clear exposure summary
We summarise what has been found, the potential business risk and the recommended next steps.
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We help you reduce the risk
Where exposure is found, we can help with password resets, MFA enforcement, Microsoft 365 security improvements, account protection, staff awareness and ongoing monitoring.
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What kind of exposed information can appear?

A dark web exposure check may identify different types of information depending on the breach or leak source.

Email addresses

Usernames

Passwords or password hashes

Names and contact details

Job titles

Director or employee information

Business account references

Breach source and exposure date

Other sensitive information that may increase phishing, impersonation or account-takeover risk

No dark web scan can guarantee that every exposure has been found.
It provides a practical risk indicator based on available breach, leak and dark web intelligence.
Choose the exposure check
that matches your risk
Free
Dark Web Scan

A no-obligation check for exposed business credentials, employee data and breach records linked to your company domain.

Business
Email Leak Check

Find out whether business email addresses, usernames or password records associated with your company have appeared in known leaks.

Microsoft 365
Exposure Review

Identify exposed Microsoft 365 users and prioritise password resets, MFA enforcement and tenant security improvements.

Why Intouch Tech

We help you understand what has been exposed and what to do next

Intouch Tech provides managed IT, cybersecurity and communications support for businesses that need practical protection without unnecessary complexity.

Business-focused

Clear findings that help decision-makers understand risk without unnecessary technical noise.

Remediation-focused

The scan is only the starting point. We help prioritise and reduce the actual risk.

Built for SMEs

Designed for businesses that need practical cyber support, Microsoft 365 security and ongoing monitoring.

What does a business dark web scan check?
A dark web scan checks available breach, leak and dark web intelligence sources for information linked to your organisation.

Business email addresses linked to your company domain

Exposed passwords or credential records

Usernames and login combinations

PII / Personal data linked to employees, directors or business users

Sensitive business information exposed in breach or leak sources

Known breach source, leak date and exposure context where available

Risk severity and recommended next steps

Personal data, sometimes called PII or personally identifiable information, can include names, email addresses, phone numbers, usernames, job titles, account references and other details that could help an attacker target your staff or business.
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What happens after the scan

Turn the scan into measurable risk reduction.

The scan is the entry point. The scan is the starting point. If exposure is found, Intouch Tech helps you move from awareness to action with remediation, monitoring and managed cybersecurity support.

Microsoft 365
Security review

Review MFA, admin accounts, mailbox rules, sign-in risk and tenant baseline security.

Credential
Remediation

Prioritise password resets, account reviews and access clean-up for exposed users.

Endpoint
Protection

If exposure is found, the follow-up connects directly to MFA, Microsoft 365 security, endpoint protection and managed IT support.

User Security
Awareness

Help staff recognise phishing, impersonation and password reuse risk.

Managed IT
Support

Turn one-off findings into ongoing support, monitoring and account hygiene.

Ongoing
Dark Web Monitoring

Move from a one-off scan to recurring exposure alerts and remediation workflow.

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Check your business exposure

Find out whether your company email addresses, director personal emails, exposed passwords, personal data or sensitive business information have appeared in breach, leak or dark web sources.

No passwords required. No mailbox access required. No system access required.