Enter your email
Start directly from this page—no hunting through menus.
Explore each step to see how SeQurance prepares a private report.
See where your email is known online. Find known data breaches, possible public profiles, reused usernames, profile pictures, and the steps that help you regain control.
See how your private report takes shape.
Start directly from this page—no hunting through menus.
Explore each step to see how SeQurance prepares a private report.
You are not running a security program. You want to know whether you are exposed, whether anything changed, and what to do about it today. Every answer points at one thing you can fix.
One plain-language exposure score, with the breaches, profiles and reused usernames that produced it.
Your report keeps its history, so a new breach or a new profile stands out instead of getting lost.
See the names, photos and usernames that make a convincing fake of you — and where they are public.
Add the addresses of the people you look after. Each one keeps its own private report and history.
When a breach makes the news, check your own address against it instead of guessing from headlines.
A short queue in priority order — passwords first, then profiles, then the accounts you forgot about.
No dashboards to babysit. You hear from us when something new appears against your address.
Partner, parents, kids leaving home — each address stays separate, private, and deletable.
Never a wall of jargon. Each finding comes with the one action that reduces it, and why.
Explore the three parts of a SeQurance report. Your personal details stay protected until you create and verify your account.
Bring scattered public clues into one view, with the evidence behind every possible match.
Details stay redacted until you create and verify your account. Only the owner of the address can unlock a report.
One email address is all it takes to start. Free during private beta for individuals; domain-verified rollout for teams.