Uncover Hidden Threats with Trusted Intelligence
Our scanning tool is powered by the Have I Been Pwned API, a widely recognized database used by global corporations and government agencies. You’ll gain access to reliable, up-to-date breach data that reflects real-world cyber threats affecting millions of users.
What You'll Receive in Your Report
When you request your Dark Web Exposure Report, you receive a detailed analysis of your domain’s exposure across breached databases. The report includes:
What Your Report Could Look Like
Why You Should Care
Dark web exposure can lead to:
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Account Takeovers: Compromised credentials give hackers direct access to your systems.
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Phishing Attacks: Exposed data is often used in targeted social engineering scams.
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Reputation Damage: Breaches can destroy customer trust and result in costly compliance fines.
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Financial Losses: Data leaks often lead to fraud, ransomware, and lost business.
Taking early action can prevent these issues before they happen.
Understand Your Risk Level
We calculate a Risk Score to help you quickly understand how exposed your organization is. Based on volume, sensitivity, and recency of breaches, your score may fall into:
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Low Risk (Green): Few old exposures, passwords reset
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Moderate Risk (Orange): Several exposed credentials, recent breaches
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High Risk (Red): Active or sensitive credentials publicly accessible
Use this score as your cybersecurity starting point – and act accordingly.
Answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
Here we provide a list of and answers to Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) as related to SwiftTech Solutions Inc, Dark Web Exposure Report Tool offered on this site.
What is a Dark Web Exposure Report?
A Dark Web Exposure Report identifies if your company’s email accounts, passwords, or other sensitive data have been compromised and exposed on the dark web. It shows what was found, where it was found, and what actions to take next.
Is the dark web scan really free?
Yes, our report is completely free with no strings attached. We provide this service to help businesses identify potential credential exposures and strengthen their cybersecurity.
What exactly is scanned in this report?
We scan the dark web, data breach repositories, hacking forums, and credential dumps for compromised email addresses and associated data related to your business domain.
Is my network or IT infrastructure accessed during the scan?
No. Our scan is completely external and non-intrusive. We only scan data associated with your business email domain, without accessing your internal systems.
What types of information can appear in the report?
The report may include compromised email addresses, passwords, IP addresses, geolocations, and dates of breach exposure, depending on what’s found.
How long does it take to receive the report?
Typically, you’ll receive your report within 1 hour after submitting your request and verifying your business domain.
Will the report show if passwords were exposed?
Yes, if passwords were included in the breach, the report will flag whether they were exposed in plain text, hashed, or encrypted (where possible).
What is a Risk Score, and how is it calculated?
Your Risk Score is based on how many credentials are exposed, how recently they were breached, and the sensitivity of the information found.
What should we do if we find exposed credentials?
We recommend immediately updating affected passwords, enforcing multi-factor authentication, and reviewing your company’s security policies. We can help guide you through this.
How often should we check for dark web exposures?
It’s recommended to perform regular scans, at least quarterly, or after any known security incidents to ensure continued protection.
Can we scan more than one domain?
Yes, if your business operates with multiple domains, you can request a separate scan for each one.
What if no exposures are found?
If no issues are detected, great news! Your company data appears safe for now – but we still advise ongoing monitoring as new breaches emerge daily.
Can I share this report with my internal team or leadership?
Absolutely. The report is designed to be easy to understand and share with executives, IT teams, and decision-makers.
What’s the next step after receiving the report?
After reviewing your results, you can schedule a consultation with our cybersecurity experts to discuss your risks and explore remediation strategies.
Get Expert Support Today
Book a consultation with one of security experts. We’ll review your exposure level, explain the results, and suggest actionable next steps to secure your systems.