Email and dark-web exposure
Breach and stealer-log exposure checks run through a 3PS engagement with logging, abuse control, and client consent. We pull the full picture and translate it into what is actually at risk and what to fix first.
Start with the public clues: domain records, mail posture, exposure signals, and the facts that end the vendor finger-pointing. If the result looks risky, confusing, or urgent, bring it to 3PS.
Checks the public DNS and mail records attackers, mail systems, and vendors see first: MX, SPF, DMARC, nameservers, and CAA.
A passive report of what a domain appears to expose: mail controls, HTTPS, TLS, security headers, reputation signals, and public service clues.
Breach and stealer-log exposure checks run through a 3PS engagement with logging, abuse control, and client consent. We pull the full picture and translate it into what is actually at risk and what to fix first.
Pick what is broken and how much it hurts. Get the evidence list you need before the next vendor call or leadership update.
Public checks help you see the problem. A 3PS engagement adds consented client reports: critical findings, real exposure, and the next fix.