Start with a free breach check: see if your business email or password has been exposed in a data breach or infostealer leak. If we find something, GuardPilot’s AI explains exactly what happened and walks you through fixing it, step by step. No panic, no security team required.
Free checkers mostly cover old public breaches. GuardPilot looks where business logins actually surface first.
The known breach dumps and combolists that leak email-and-password pairs from hacked services.
Credentials copied straight from infected devices. This is the fresh, dangerous category most free checkers miss.
The criminal markets where stolen business logins are bought, sold, and tested against other sites.
Type the business email you want to check. No signup wall to get started.
GuardPilot checks breach data and infostealer logs for your address in about two minutes.
If anything turns up, our AI explains it in plain English and guides you through the fix.
New breaches and infostealer logs appear every day. GuardPilot keeps monitoring so you find out the moment a login leaks. Learn more in how to check if your business email was breached and what an infostealer is.
Yes. GuardPilot's free plan includes a single one-time check at no cost, with no credit card: monitor one email, domain, or vendor login for exposure. You can upgrade later to watch more emails, whole domains, and vendor logins.
Public breach checkers show you older, public breaches. GuardPilot also checks infostealer malware logs and dark-web marketplaces, where the freshest and most dangerous credentials appear, and it keeps monitoring continuously instead of doing a one-time lookup. If we find something, our AI explains it and walks you through the fix.
No. We detect exposure using hashes and metadata. We never store your actual password, and we never send your credentials to the AI.
You get a plain-English explanation of what happened and a short, guided checklist to fix it, in the right order, plus reminders until it is fully resolved.
Run your free breach check now. If we find nothing, that is the best two minutes you will spend today.