Hackers Already Have Your Data. Don’t Let Them Use It.
See if your employees’ emails, passwords, or login sets are already circulating on the dark web.
What does a dark web scan do?
A dark web scan searches criminal marketplaces, hacker forums, and breach archives for exposed credentials tied to your organization.
It uncovers:
- Compromised employee login sets
- Passwords tied to company accounts
- Internal credentials circulated in phishing kits
- Sensitive data that could be used in credential-stuffing attacks
Finding exposed credentials early helps you prevent account takeovers, stop unauthorized access, and close security gaps before they become breaches.
Perfect for healthcare, nonprofits, and growing SMBs.
Dark web monitoring uncovers what’s already out there.
These are just a few of the data types your scan might uncover.
Full login sets that could allow access to email, VPN, or internal systems.
Compromised corporate emails, often used for phishing or credential stuffing attacks.
List of known credentials tied to your business domain circulating online.
ONE 2 ONE’s dark web monitoring helps you detect exposed credentials early — before cybercriminals use them against your business.
Find suspicious activity before it becomes a breach.
What are hackers looking for?
Cybercriminals target the data that gives them leverage: email accounts, passwords, phone numbers, and personal identifiers.
With this free dark web scan, you’ll instantly see whether your employees’ credentials are already circulating and where your greatest risks are.
Don’t Guess — Know What Hackers Already Have
Employee credentials are the #1 entry point for cyberattacks. This free scan shows whether your business is already compromised and what to do next.