For businesses
Free Dark Web Scan
What the scan looks for
Most companies already have some exposure on the dark web. The scan shows you where it is, so you can reset credentials, close access and warn the right people before it is used against you.
Leaked credentials
Employee and customer logins tied to your domains in breach dumps, combo lists and infostealer logs.
Data offered for sale
Databases, documents or network access linked to your organization on markets and forums.
Leak-site and paste exposure
Mentions on ransomware leak sites, paste sites and file-sharing services.
Chatter and targeting
References to your brand, domains or executives in dark web forums and messaging channels.
How it works
- 1RequestTell us which company domains to check. We confirm scope with you before anything runs.
- 2ScanAn ACID analyst searches our dark web, deep web, leak-site and messaging collections for your domains and brand.
- 3ReviewWe walk you through what was found, how serious it is and what to do first — no automated PDF dump.
Request your free scan
Use your company email. We'll confirm the scope with you before we start.
Want continuous coverage instead of a snapshot? Read about our dark web monitoring service or talk to an analyst.
Frequently asked questions
Is the dark web scan really free?
Yes. The scan is a one-time, no-obligation assessment for businesses. There is no charge and no automatic sign-up for a paid service.
What does a free dark web scan for business check?
We search for your company domains and brand across dark web markets and forums, leak and ransomware sites, paste sites and messaging channels, looking for leaked credentials, data offered for sale, access offers and targeting chatter.
Who can request a scan?
Security, IT and risk leaders requesting a scan for domains their organization owns or is authorized to assess. We use a company email address to verify the request and may ask for confirmation of domain ownership.
How is a scan different from dark web monitoring?
A scan is a point-in-time snapshot of what is already exposed. Dark web monitoring repeats that search continuously with tailored keywords and languages and alerts you in real time when something new appears. See our [dark web monitoring service](/solutions/dark-web-monitoring-service/) for details.
How is this different from free breach lookup tools?
Breach lookup tools check an email address against breaches that have already been published. An analyst-run scan also covers sources that are not indexed by those tools, such as closed forums, leak sites and messaging channels, and looks at your whole domain rather than single addresses.
What happens with the information I submit?
We use it only to scope the scan and contact you about the results. See our [privacy policy](/privacy-policy/) for how we handle personal data.