Data Breach Check

When a company you've signed up with is breached, your email address and password can end up in the hands of attackers — who then try them against your other accounts. Enter your email to check it against known public data breaches: which breaches it appeared in, when, and what data was exposed. We check your address, we don't store it.


Enter the email you want to check — e.g. you@yourbusiness.com.au. It's checked against known breaches and never stored.

Privacy: your email is sent securely to our server, checked against the breach database, and never stored or logged.


Use — Guide

How to use this tool

  1. This tool is currently being activated — live breach lookups will be available here shortly, so check back soon.
  2. Once live: enter the email address you want to check and press "Check my email".
  3. The tool queries a breach database via our server-side proxy; your email is checked but never stored.
  4. If your email has appeared in a breach, the results show which breaches, when they occurred, and what data types were exposed.
  5. Review the result and use the optional contact form to speak to Peritus Digital about securing your accounts with MFA and a password manager.

FAQ — Questions

Frequently asked questions

01What will this tool check once it is live?

It will check your email address against a database of publicly known data breaches. You'll see which breaches your address appeared in, when they occurred, and what types of data — such as passwords, phone numbers or financial details — were exposed in each one.

02Is my email address stored when I run a check?

No. Your email is sent securely to our server, checked against the breach database, and never stored or logged. The result is returned directly to your browser and the address is discarded from our server.

03Why does the tool say it is being activated?

The breach lookup requires a live API key that is being configured. The tool's interface is ready — it will switch to live results automatically once the service is activated. In the meantime, try our Email Security Checker to assess your domain's email defences.

04What should I do if my email appears in a breach?

Change the password on any account that shared the breached password, enable multi-factor authentication (MFA) on all accounts, and consider a password manager so every account has a unique credential. Peritus Digital can help roll out MFA and dark-web monitoring across your business.