Breach and stealer-log clues tied to your domain.
We identify breached emails, password-field exposure, paste hits, reused email patterns, and account risk signals that should drive password, MFA, and session work.
Exposure Report
Find the exposure before they do.
Start with an email or a domain. 3PS turns breach exposure, password-field risk, public attack surface, and consented client data into critical findings leadership can understand.
Exposure Report
Build an Exposure Report.
Start with a company domain. Add a work email only with permission. The Exposure Report turns public attack-surface clues, breach metadata, mail posture, TLS, reputation, and next steps into one readable report.
Run this only for domains you own, manage, or have permission to review. Email checks require permission from the mailbox owner or the organization. Reports show exposure metadata and password-field risk, not raw passwords or secret values.
Waiting for domain
Results appear here.
Run a domain check to see outside exposure, email posture, public service clues, reputation checks, and the first action plan.
- Masked account exposure when domain access is authorized
- Public host and service clues from Shodan/Censys when available
- Plain-English ownership list instead of raw scanner output
Show individual email/domain checks
Run the email-only check to see breach, paste, password-field, and stealer-log metadata.
Run the domain-only check to see the raw public exposure snapshot.
Exposure Report contents
Six ways attackers size you up.
The free public checks start the Exposure Report. The full Exposure Report adds deeper sources, client-approved scope, and plain-English findings. When regulated work is involved, we work inside HIPAA, SOC 2, and CMMC constraints and keep the report useful for counsel, insurers, and leadership.
Approved domains and IPs from the outside in.
Open services, remote access, exposed panels, risky hosts, and vendor-managed edges are grouped by business risk.
SPF, DKIM, DMARC, MX, and spoofing posture.
We show whether criminals can impersonate the business and what DNS or mail-flow changes reduce that risk.
Headers, TLS, SSL, reputation, and uptime clues.
Security headers, certificate risk, reputation signals, and uptime watch items are translated into concrete fixes.
Secure Score, risky users, sign-ins, and tenant signals.
With consented Graph access, we check identity posture, risky sign-ins, mail-flow concerns, and exposure patterns.
Public dependencies that can become your incident.
We flag third-party access paths, public provider clues, DNS drift, and support boundaries that matter under pressure.
Critical findings
Not a pile of scanner noise.
The Exposure Report is built to create action. Each finding says what failed, why it matters, what 3PS would do next, and what can wait.
Sample Exposure Report
Your Exposure Report
Primary failure pointEmail identity
Secondary failure pointUnverified backup readiness
Why tools missed itCoverage existed, but response ownership was missing.
What 3PS fixesMonitoring, containment paths, vendor pressure, restore testing, and readiness reporting.
Intake
What we need to generate the Exposure Report.
Public checks can start with a domain. Anything deeper requires approval, scope, and a clean contact path so the Exposure Report does not become another loose PDF.
Domain and company name
Primary domain, known aliases, important brands, and mail domains.
Approved external scope
Public IPs, ranges, cloud edges, VPNs, firewalls, and vendor-managed hosts you authorize us to review.
Optional M365 consent
Admin-approved Graph access for Secure Score, risky users, sign-ins, mail flow, and tenant posture.
Decision owner
Someone who can approve remediation, vendor contact, emergency response, or a monthly preparedness path.
Start here
Generate the first signal now.
Run the email and domain checks, then send the details for the full Exposure Report.