Which of your staff credentials are already public.
A credential in a breach corpus is not a hypothetical risk. It is a dated, checkable fact about an account that probably still exists, and in a practice where password reuse is normal it is often the account that still works.
One domain, one business day.
Give us the domain your staff email addresses use. We run it against the corpora we already license for client monitoring and send you a written report.
One scan. No list.
We run the domain you give us, send you the report, and follow up once. That is the whole of it. You are not added to a newsletter you did not ask for, the domain is not sold or shared, and there is no drip sequence.
If you would rather not hand a domain to a vendor at all — a completely reasonable position — you can check individual addresses yourself at Have I Been Pwned for free. The reason to have us do it is coverage across the whole domain and the interpretation, not access to secret data.
Why this converts, and why we are telling you that
This scan is a lead magnet. It exists because it works: it is immediate, it is visceral, and it usually finds something. We would rather say that plainly than pretend it is a public service. The report is genuinely useful whether or not you ever speak to us again, and both of those things are true at once.
For existing clients on Chartline Secure and above, this runs continuously across every practice domain rather than once, and a new exposure opens a ticket rather than an email.