Educational risk assessment based on your answers. This tool does not query live breach databases or store your data.
How to Use the Email Exposure Report
This free tool uses a rule-based scoring engine to build an educational breach-risk profile from your email provider, how you use the address, and your main security concern — identifying likely exposure types and giving you a personalized action plan. It never asks for or transmits your actual email address.
Step-by-Step Instructions
- Email Provider — Select your email provider. Gmail, Yahoo, Outlook, and corporate/private domains have different historical breach patterns.
- How You Use This Email — Select the primary way you use this address. An email used for banking carries different risks than one used only for social media sign-ups.
- Primary Security Concern — Choose what worries you most — data breach exposure, identity theft, phishing targeting, dark web presence, or account takeover risk.
- Click “Run Exposure Report” — Your risk assessment is generated instantly from your answers.
What You’ll Get
- Risk Overview & Score — An overall exposure risk score out of 100 with a risk level label
- Potential Exposure Categories — A breakdown across 6 categories: credentials, personal info, financial data, social profiles, marketing lists, and dark web listings
- A Realistic Breach Scenario — One example breach pattern relevant to your selected email provider
- Recommended Actions — Six prioritized steps to reduce your exposure risk
Tips for Best Results
- Run the report on your primary email first — the one you use for account recovery. That address is your most critical point of failure.
- For real-time breach checking, use HaveIBeenPwned.com alongside this tool — HaveIBeenPwned checks real breach records, while this tool gives you a personalized, educational risk-based action plan.
- Run a new report each time you change how you use an email address — switching from casual use to banking and finance significantly raises your risk profile.
This tool provides a rule-based educational risk assessment using the answers you select above. It does not access live breach databases, dark-web listings, or any database containing your actual email address. For real-time monitoring, use services like HaveIBeenPwned.com.