Your companys security,
in your own hands

You usually don't, until a customer or an attacker tells you. LeakPulse watches for you. We match your company domains against breach dumps, dark-web markets and stealer-log infections, then flag every exposed login by type: employee, customer, mail, VPN. You see what leaked, when, and from where. No security team needed.

If they leaked, they're probably for sale. Stolen credentials are the number one way attackers break in (Verizon DBIR 2025). LeakPulse checks dark-web markets and stealer-log dumps for your logins around the clock, then the AI analyst tells you which ones to reset first.

More than you'd expect. Exposed services, open admin panels, your tech stack, leaked employee logins, what your people share across apps. LeakPulse runs the same non-invasive recon an attacker does, then shows you the weak spots before someone else finds them.

Yes. Small and mid-sized firms are a large share of all breach targets. Attackers automate, so they don't care how big you are, only how exposed you are. Most small companies have no security team to notice. That's the gap LeakPulse closes.

A breach is when an attacker forces into a system. A leak is when your data ends up exposed where it shouldn't be, like a misconfigured server, a third-party dump, or an infected laptop. LeakPulse detects both, from outside your network.

A stealer log is the data an infostealer virus pulls off an infected device. Saved browser passwords, session cookies, autofill. One infection can expose every login an employee saved. LeakPulse detects when your company shows up in stealer-log dumps, often within hours.

External attack surface management is the continuous discovery of everything your company exposes to the internet, like domains, servers, services, and forgotten subdomains. LeakPulse maps yours from the outside, the way an attacker would, without invasive testing, and explains each exposure in plain language.

OSINT, or open-source intelligence, is what anyone can learn about you from public sources. Leaked personal emails, reused passwords, breach records, social profiles. Criminals use it to build convincing spear-phishing and impersonation. LeakPulse monitors what your key people expose, so you can shut it down first.

Automate the watching. With no security staff you're the easiest target, and attackers know it. LeakPulse covers the four things they exploit most: leaked credentials, external exposure, employee OSINT, and vendor risk, in one dashboard. The AI analyst tells you in plain English what to fix first. A security expert you don't have to hire.

Act fast. Reset the exposed passwords, kill active sessions, and turn on MFA for those accounts. LeakPulse does the hard part. It finds the exposure early, and the AI analyst hands you a ranked, plain-language fix list, so you're not guessing what actually matters.

It's built for exactly that. The AI analyst reads every finding and explains it like a person would. What it is, how serious it is, and the next step to fix it. No jargon, no security degree needed. Ask it a plain question, get a plain answer.

Have I Been Pwned checks one email and stops at yes or no. LeakPulse monitors your whole company. Every domain, employee, your external exposure, and your partners, continuously. Then it explains what each finding means and what to do. Answers, not just a list.

Before a six-figure hire, you need to see what's actually exposed. LeakPulse gives you a first hire's visibility. Leak detection, attack-surface scanning, OSINT, with an AI analyst that does the explaining. Start here, hire when you outgrow it.

We never expose your secrets. Leaked passwords show as masked patterns, never plaintext. Reports are encrypted. We hold only what’s needed to do the job. You see your risk. Attackers see nothing new.

Book a call. Our team runs a full external-exposure and leak assessment, then walks you through it in plain language. Want the self-serve platform? Join the waitlist for founding-member access at launch.

If you have 50 or more staff or over 10 million euro turnover in one of NIS2's 18 sectors, almost certainly yes, and the deadline already passed in October 2024. Fines reach 10 million euro or 2% of turnover, and regulators can hold managers personally liable. LeakPulse is the fast way to cover what NIS2 cares about most: your exposure, your leaked credentials, and your suppliers' risk, without building a security team.

Not by name, but it's one of the easiest ways to prove you do what Article 21 demands: cyber-hygiene, access control, and catching incidents early. Auditors want evidence you'd actually notice a breach. LeakPulse gives you that evidence, dated and continuous, so a regulator sees a company in control, not one guessing.

Yes. A leaked password is a confidentiality breach under GDPR Article 4(12), and the EDPB counts credential stuffing as reportable. The 72-hour clock starts the moment you should have known, and "we didn't notice" won't save you. LeakPulse is how you notice in time, before a late report becomes a fine.

Yes, and it's strict. DORA makes financial firms monitor every ICT supplier, keep a register, and watch concentration risk. Doing that by hand is brutal. LeakPulse checks your vendors' real exposure and breach history continuously, so you can evidence third-party risk without a GRC team.

That's exactly where it earns its keep. Auditors and insurers ask for proof you monitor exposure, leaked credentials, and supplier risk. LeakPulse hands you dated reports that show it, the evidence that clears audits and can lower premiums. It won't make you compliant alone, but it closes the gap they actually check.