Free Zero-Access Exposure Review™
The review uses public information only. We verify the request through a matching work inbox, then present a plain-English conclusion and the first recommended next step.
Can't verify through a matching-domain inbox? Contact us about your situation.
What you get back
We explain what we could see from the outside, why it may matter, and what to ask your IT provider. A public signal is a reason to check—not proof that a system is vulnerable or that anyone got in.
Public signals
The free Zero-Access Business Exposure Review™ checks public information about your email domain, website, and internet-facing services. It does not log in to Microsoft 365, check employee devices, or prove that a visible service is vulnerable.
We check public SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records—settings other mail systems use to help decide whether a message really came from your domain. We explain what your records ask those systems to do, and what they do not tell us.
We look at public domain information, website details, and security certificates. This can turn up something worth asking your provider about, but it does not reveal how your private business accounts are configured.
We note services that respond from the internet and flag anything your IT provider should recognize. A service being visible does not, by itself, mean it is vulnerable.
The submitted domain is retained only during the short verification window. After verification, the scan and report are delivered to the matching work inbox, while the long-term lead record retains the email address without the scanned domain or findings.
