Free Website Audit & Dark Web Scan
Two checks. One request. No cost, no obligation.
Your website is your storefront, and your employees' email addresses are one login away from your files, your clients, and your bank. We will review the public-facing security and performance of your website, then scan dark web marketplaces for your company's exposed credentials. You get a plain-language report and a local specialist to walk you through what to fix first.
What your free website audit reviews
We look at your public website the way an attacker and a visitor would: from the outside, with no software to install and no access to your network. Depending on your site, the review covers:
- Encryption and certificates. HTTPS, certificate validity, and mixed-content issues that undermine trust.
- Security headers and exposed pages. Browser protections, public admin and login pages, directory listings, and other easy entry points.
- Outdated software. CMS, plugin, and library versions that are visible from the outside and known to be vulnerable.
- DNS and email authentication. SPF, DKIM, and DMARC records that stop someone spoofing your domain.
- Speed and mobile experience. The loading and layout problems that cost you visitors and search visibility.
- Search and accessibility basics. Titles, descriptions, indexing, and the page-level issues that are quick to fix.
This is an external review of information your website already publishes. It is not a penetration test or a compliance audit.
What the dark web scan looks for
Using Kaseya's dark web intelligence platform, we check whether your company's email addresses and credentials have appeared in:
- Breach dumps and combolists
- Identity theft forums and dark web marketplaces
- Phishing and keylogging logs
- Botnet and malware data
Your report shows which accounts were found, when they appeared, what kind of exposure it was, and whether personal information was included. Passwords are masked. We do not store or reuse them.
Platform figures from Kaseya's dark web monitoring service.
Why it matters for a small business
Credential theft rarely looks like a break-in. It looks like a normal login. Attackers buy a reused password for a few dollars, try it against email, banking, and remote access, and move on to the next company.
Industry estimates put the typical price of a single compromised credential at $1 to $8. The average U.S. company has 28,500 breached records, including credentials. And 39% of adults reuse the same or very similar passwords across services, so one exposed password can open more than one door.
An exposed credential is a warning you can act on. A breach is one you cannot undo.
How it works
- Tell us about your business. Company name, website, and the best way to reach you. The form takes about a minute.
- We run both checks. We review your public website and scan dark web sources for your domain. No software, no network access.
- We review the findings with you. A local specialist walks you through what we found and what to fix first. No obligation.
What you will get
- A website audit report with issues ranked by risk.
- A dark web exposure summary for your company domain.
- A plain-language review with a local specialist.
- A prioritized next-step list you can hand to your IT team or to us.
Questions
Is the website audit and dark web scan really free?
Yes. Both checks are free, and there is no obligation. If you want help fixing what we find, we will quote it separately.
Do you need access to my website or network?
No. The website audit looks only at information your site already publishes. The dark web scan uses your company domain and public breach data. We do not need login access, software, or a network connection.
Can you scan any website?
Only a domain you own or are authorized to request. The form asks you to confirm that before you submit. We do not scan third-party sites.
Is this a penetration test?
No. It is an external review of public-facing issues and exposed credentials. It is not a full penetration test, an internal vulnerability assessment, or a compliance audit.
What happens after I submit the form?
A local specialist reviews your request, runs both checks, and contacts you to go over the findings. If you would rather talk first, call (407) 830-7950.
Request your free audit
Tell us where to send it. Both checks are included.
