Breaches Naming Your Domain
Which known data breaches contain accounts belonging to your business domain.
Free Report · Dark Web Exposure
Your employees’ logins may already be for sale
Every big breach spills usernames and passwords into criminal markets, and if your staff ever reused a work login anywhere that leaked, attackers may hold a working key to your business. Request a free exposure report: a real technician compiles what is out there for your domain, usually within one business day.
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★ By Orca IT
Compiled by a human from reputable breach intelligence and public leak data · no scans, no software, no obligation
What You Get
A real report, not an automated scare
One page of signal, compiled by a technician who then walks you through it in plain language.
What’s Exposed
How many of your addresses appear, and whether passwords or password hashes are attached.
Sources & Freshness
Where each exposure came from and how recent it is, since a 2019 leak and a 2026 leak demand different urgency.
Who’s Affected
Which mailboxes and, where visible, which account types are involved, so resets hit the right people first.
The Fix, Prioritized
A plain-language action list: exactly which resets, MFA rollouts and cleanups to do, in order.
A Human Behind It
Compiled and sanity-checked by a technician, and delivered with a walkthrough, not just a PDF into the void.
Why It Matters
Leaked logins are how businesses get opened
No malware, no genius hacking. Attackers log in with credentials somebody else already stole.
Reuse is the skeleton key
One employee reusing their work password on a site that leaked hands attackers a tested key to your email.
Nobody notifies you
Breached third-party sites rarely tell you your staff were in the spill. The criminals know before you do.
Email is the crown jewel
One compromised mailbox resets other passwords, reroutes invoices and impersonates you to clients.
Old accounts linger
Former employees’ leaked logins often still open something, forgotten portals, shared tools, old VPNs.
Stuffing is industrial
Leaked credentials get sprayed against thousands of services automatically. Exposure without MFA is a countdown.
Knowing changes everything
A one-page exposure list turns vague worry into a specific, finishable to-do list.
How It Works
How the free report works
01
Request
Drop your business domain in the form. That is all we need.
02
We Compile
A technician gathers your exposure from reputable breach data, usually within one business day.
03
Walkthrough
You get the report plus a plain-language call on what it means.
04
Lock Down
Resets, MFA and cleanup, done by you with our checklist, or by us with you.
The criminals have a list. Time you had one too.
One business day, zero cost, and a clear picture of exactly what is exposed and what to do about it.
Why Orca
Why request it from Orca
Because the report is step one, and everything after it is work we do every day.
Signal, not scare tactics
You get what was actually found, in context, including when the honest answer is you look clean.
The fix comes attached
Every finding maps to an action: resets, MFA, offboarding cleanup, monitoring.
We can execute it
Password manager rollouts, MFA everywhere, account cleanups, handled with you or for you.
Confidential by default
Your report goes to you, discussed with you, and nowhere else.
20+ years of experience
Two decades securing business accounts and the people using them.
Remote anywhere, onsite in Phoenix
Reports and lockdowns delivered remotely nationwide, with onsite help across the Phoenix area.
Questions
The exposure report, answered
Is it really free? What's the catch?
Really free, no catch and no obligation. It is the most useful introduction we can offer: if the report finds problems, some businesses ask us to fix them, and that is the entire business model.
What do you need from me?
Just your business domain, the part after the @ in your email addresses, and a way to send you the report. No access to your systems, no software installed, no scans of your network.
Where does the data come from?
Reputable breach intelligence and publicly circulating leak data, the same known-breach corpus the security industry works from. A technician compiles and verifies it rather than firing an automated dump at you.
Will you see our passwords?
Exposed data sometimes includes passwords or hashes, and the report tells you that they are exposed without parading them. The point is knowing which accounts need resets, not reading anyone's secrets.
What if nothing is found?
Then you get the good news in writing, plus the honest caveat: known breaches are the visible part, so unique passwords and MFA still matter. We include the hygiene checklist either way.
What happens after the report?
Your call. Some businesses run the fix list themselves with our checklist. Others have us do the resets, MFA rollout and cleanup, and add ongoing monitoring so new exposures get caught early.
Can you check my personal email too?
The free report focuses on business domains, where the stakes concentrate. Personal exposure comes up naturally in an account security checkup, which we also offer.
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