Has Your Business Email Been Compromised?
Check your email against 10 billion+ breach records — free, instant, no signup required.
Why Check for Dark Web Breaches?
Every year, billions of records are stolen in data breaches and end up on the dark web. That includes passwords, email addresses, phone numbers, and financial data. Most business owners in Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta have no idea their credentials are already exposed.
Our free dark web scan checks your business email against over 10 billion known breach records instantly. You'll see exactly which breaches your email appeared in, what data was compromised, and your overall risk level. No signup, no cost, no catch.
Whether you run a dental practice, law firm, CPA firm, or any small business, knowing your exposure is the first step to protecting your company. Think of it as a quick health check for your online security.
How It Works
Three Simple Steps
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Type in any business email address. We'll check it against known data breaches instantly.
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Find out how many breaches your email appeared in, what data was exposed, and your risk level.
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Find out in seconds if your credentials are exposed — and what to do about it.
Small businesses face nearly 4x more breaches than large companies, and 88% involve ransomware (Verizon 2025 DBIR). Most don't know their credentials are already exposed.
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Disclaimer: This tool checks your email against publicly disclosed data breaches only. A clean result does not guarantee your email has never been compromised — many breaches go unreported or undiscovered. This scan is informational and does not constitute a security assessment, audit, or guarantee of protection. Always use strong, unique passwords and enable multi-factor authentication regardless of your results. NGT Technology provides this tool as-is and assumes no liability for actions taken based on these results.
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Good news! This email was not found in any known, publicly disclosed data breaches. Stay protected by enabling multi-factor authentication and using unique passwords for every account.
Note: This checks public breach databases only. Many breaches go unreported or undiscovered. A clean result here does not guarantee your data has never been compromised.
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Common Questions
Frequently Asked Questions
Yes, 100% free. No credit card, no signup, no hidden fees. We built this tool to help local businesses understand their exposure. There's no catch — if you want help fixing what we find, we're here. If not, no pressure.
When you run a scan, your email is securely transmitted over an encrypted connection to a third-party open-source breach database for real-time checking. We do not store, log, or sell the email you scan. If you choose to request your full report, you'll be asked to provide your contact info separately — that's a voluntary opt-in handled through our secure form.
Change your passwords immediately for any breached accounts, enable multi-factor authentication everywhere you can, and use a password manager to create unique passwords. If you want expert help, book a free 15-minute call with our team — no sales pitch, just honest advice.
Results come from publicly disclosed data breaches compiled by open-source security databases containing over 10 billion records. This includes breaches reported by companies, discovered by security researchers, and disclosed through regulatory requirements. Not all breaches are included — many go unreported or are discovered long after they occur. This tool should be one part of your security strategy, not the only check.
A dark web scan checks your email address against databases of known data breaches. When companies get hacked, the stolen data (emails, passwords, personal info) often ends up on the dark web, where it's bought and sold. A dark web scan tells you if your information has been part of any of these breaches, so you can take action before someone uses your compromised credentials.
We recommend running a scan at least every quarter (every 3 months). New breaches are discovered constantly, and your email could appear in a new one at any time. For businesses handling sensitive data (healthcare, legal, financial), monthly checks are a good practice. If you want hands-off monitoring, talk to our team about ongoing dark web monitoring as part of your IT security.
NGT Technology is a managed IT services company based in Lawrenceville, GA, serving small businesses across Gwinnett County and Metro Atlanta since 2019. We provide proactive IT support, cybersecurity, cloud services, and more. Learn more about us.
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