Leaked staff passwords, spoofable email, your brand on dark-web markets, secrets left in public code, open website weaknesses — most businesses have some of these right now and never know. I find them, explain each one in plain language, and help you close them. An 18-year Oracle DBA & security engineer, not a faceless dashboard.
A single review across the places attackers actually look first.
Staff and customer emails and passwords exposed in known data breaches — the #1 way accounts get taken over.
SPF, DKIM and DMARC checks — can a scammer send phishing "from" your domain to your customers? Most can.
Your brand, domains or data appearing on dark-web markets and forums — surfaced through licensed threat-intelligence feeds.
API keys, database passwords and tokens accidentally published in public code repositories — a common, silent breach.
Exposed admin usernames, disclosed software versions, missing security headers, and open sensitive files.
Copycat and typo-squat domains built to impersonate your brand and phish your customers.
A short call to list your domains, mailboxes and brands. NDA on request. No access to your systems needed.
I run passive, non-intrusive checks plus licensed breach and dark-web feeds — nothing is attacked or altered.
You get a plain-English report: risk posture, each finding by severity, why it matters, and exactly how to fix it.
I help you close each gap, then (optionally) keep monitoring so new leaks are caught the moment they appear.
Start with a one-time audit, or keep continuous protection. Final price depends on the number of domains, mailboxes and channels.
from $149 one-time
from $349 one-time
from $59 / month
Most exposure tools hand you a raw dashboard and leave you to interpret it. Most consultants can read a report but can't touch your servers. I do both. With 18+ years as an Oracle DBA and infrastructure engineer — building secure, high-availability systems for banks, pharmaceutical companies and manufacturers — I understand not just what leaked, but how to close it at the database, server and email layers.
The approach is deliberately honest: passive checks only, no scare tactics, no promises to "delete data from the dark web" (no one truly can). Just a clear picture of your real exposure and a practical plan to reduce it — the same discipline I bring to database security and health checks. I even ran this audit on my own network first, so I practise exactly what I recommend.
A security review that finds where your business is exposed using publicly and commercially available data: passwords leaked in past breaches, email that can be spoofed, brand or data appearing on dark-web markets, secrets leaked in public code, and website security gaps. You get a plain-English report and a fix plan.
Yes. All checks are passive and non-intrusive and use legal data sources and licensed threat-intelligence feeds. No systems are attacked or accessed, and nothing is bought from illegal marketplaces. Everything is confidential, with an NDA on request.
Honestly, no one can reliably delete leaked data. What matters is the response — resetting exposed passwords, enabling multi-factor authentication, rotating leaked keys and taking down phishing domains — so the leaked data can no longer be used against you. That honesty is part of the service.
A one-time audit starts at $149, an audit with hands-on remediation from $349, and continuous monitoring from $59/month. Final pricing depends on the number of domains, mailboxes and channels — a short scoping call sets the exact figure.
A professional report: an executive summary with your overall risk posture, each finding rated by severity with evidence, why it matters and exactly how to fix it, plus a strengths section. Monitoring clients also get ongoing alerts and a quarterly review call.