GuardPilot does the watching, the explaining, and the follow-up. You just do the fixing — guided the whole way.
We continuously scan dark-web marketplaces and infostealer malware logs for your team’s logins — the moment they leak.
AI turns each raw finding into a plain-English incident summary: what was exposed, how it likely happened, and how serious it is.
You get a step-by-step recovery plan tailored to the exact account and threat — no security jargon, no guesswork.
We track every step and nudge you until the incident is fully resolved, so nothing slips through the cracks.
From creating your account to a closed incident. Here is the whole path, in plain language.
Sign up with your email in under a minute. No credit card, no security setup. You land straight in your dashboard.
Add the login you want checked: a work email, a domain you own, or a specific vendor account (the website plus the username you use there). On the free plan you get one check to start.
GuardPilot scans dark-web marketplaces, data breaches, and infostealer malware logs for that login. This takes about 1 minute. You do not have to do anything while it runs.
If a login is exposed, GuardPilot opens an incident for it. Our AI explains it in plain English: what was exposed, how it likely happened, and how serious it is. No jargon.
Each incident comes with a short, ordered checklist built for that exact account. Typically:
You do each step, then tick it off. GuardPilot tracks your progress.
When you have worked through the checklist, mark the incident resolved. If you stall, we send reminders so nothing slips through the cracks. You can download a clean report of what happened and what you did, for an insurer, auditor, or your own records.
GuardPilot keeps monitoring in the background. If that login leaks again, or a new one does, you get alerted and the same simple runbook starts over.
GuardPilot is the only one that puts an AI incident responder on the case, turning a scary alert into a guided recovery, in plain English, and staying with you until it’s fixed.
It takes two minutes and the first scan is free. If we find nothing, that’s the best money you never spent.