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DENTAL-OFFICE EXPOSURE MONITORING
Know what attackers already know.
Check whether your doctor or front-desk emails, usernames, or office domain may be exposed through leaked staff credentials.
No PHI
60-second preview
No passwords
No patient data accessedWe assess an authorized email, username, or domain.
Clear, human actionsEvery finding maps to a short next-step list.
Built for dental teamsPrioritizes the roles attackers tend to target.
AUTOMATED DARK-WEB WATCH
365 Breach Monitoring. Instant Alerts.
Skip the manual checks, GotLeaked breach monitoring alerts you instantly if your data is found in a dark-web breach.
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HOW IT WORKS
Three steps to a safer front desk.
A quick scan is the starting point, not another security dashboard. We show what needs attention, then make the first move obvious.
Review a private preview
See likely exposure categories and the people or workflows that deserve a closer look.
Verify and act
Confirm control of the email or domain, or authorization for the username, then work through a short action plan.
LESS SECURITY THEATER. MORE NEXT ACTIONS.
Built around the way a dental office really works.
GotLeaked focuses on the accounts and inboxes where a small compromise can stop scheduling, billing, or payer operations.
- Historical credential exposure tied to work or Gmail email addresses
- Username exposure signals that may point to credential reuse
- Lookalike-domain signals that can enable billing or payroll impersonation
- Shared vendor, payer portal, and practice-management admin access to review
- Personalized Coaching: one-to-one services for offices that need hands-on training.
SIMPLE MONTHLY PRICING
Monitoring that fits a dental office.
One simple plan covers the three monitored items your front desk relies on most, with low-cost coverage when your team grows.
STANDARD MONITORING
One office, fully covered basics.
$5.50per month
For one dental office and its core monitored items.
- ✓1 monitored email address
- ✓1 monitored username
- ✓1 dental-office domain, after owner verification
ALWAYS-ON PEACE OF MIND
Proactive owner alerts, starting at $5.50 a month, less than a coffee.
If one of your monitored emails or usernames appears in a breach, your doctor owner receives an immediate SMS alert at the verified mobile number so your office can act before it becomes a larger problem. A small subscription designed to deliver outsized value for a dental office.
- 1Complete your registration
Choose the email, username, or domain your office wants to monitor.
- 2Enjoy low-cost monthly monitoring
Keep watch over your monitored items and receive a doctor-owner SMS alert when a new leak is identified.
The first 100 eligible dental offices may still qualify for the no-cost founding offer shown above. Domain monitoring requires legal-owner verification.
FOR DENTAL SUPPORT ORGANIZATIONS
A monitoring program built for the whole DSO.
Give corporate leaders one clear view of exposure risk while each region and office retains ownership of its monitored usernames, payer portals, and PMS access.
Not a one-office price sheet.
Enterprise pricing, reporting, rollout, and governance are scoped to your locations, monitored volume, and operating model.
Enterprise pricing, reporting, rollout, and governance are scoped to your locations, monitored volume, and operating model.
Scale & rollout
Deploy by brand, region, or office wave—whether you are onboarding 10 locations or 200+.
Enterprise pricing
Pricing tailored to location count, monitored usernames, payer portals, PMS platforms, and committed rollout volume.
Unique reports
Executive rollups, regional comparisons, office risk queues, remediation status, and governance-ready reporting.
Custom controls
Define alert recipients, escalation timing, approved payer/PMS catalogs, retention, and role-based access.
Central governance
Set organization-wide standards while regional or office leaders confirm and remediate their own alerts.
Dedicated configuration
Design a rollout plan and reporting cadence that matches your leadership team and existing operational rhythms.
Ready to scope DSO monitoring?
We will configure your rollout, custom pricing, reporting package, and controls with your team.
THIS WEEK IN CYBERSECURITY
The security events that matter to a dental office.
Practical context on the incidents shaping how small businesses protect access, continuity, and trust.
Why some websites went dark this week.
Critical PHP vulnerabilities prompted organizations around the world to take some web services offline while they applied emergency protections. That is not “the internet shutting down”; it is a reminder that taking a service offline can be the safer choice while a serious risk is contained.
Read the source →Patch speed is now a business-continuity issue.
When a widely used technology needs an urgent fix, every public-facing service becomes a decision: patch immediately, isolate it, or temporarily pause it. Your office should know who owns that decision for its website, email, scheduling, and patient-facing tools.
Check your exposure →What a dental office can control today.
Use unique passwords, turn on multifactor authentication, review access to payer and practice systems, keep software updated, and make sure the doctor owner can receive an urgent security alert. Small, repeatable controls matter most when a larger event creates noise.
See how monitoring works →What does a breach really cost a dental office?
There is no credible single “average dental-office breach cost.” The total depends on downtime, recovery, forensics, notification, patient communication, legal and compliance work, and whether operations can keep running. As context, IBM reported an average healthcare-breach cost of $7.42 million globally in its 2025 study—useful as a sector benchmark, not a prediction for one practice.
Read the research →Why attackers pay attention to dental offices.
A dental office connects sensitive patient information with scheduling, billing, imaging, email, payment, and payer access. That mix can make a single compromised inbox or reused password operationally valuable. Attackers also know smaller offices may have limited time for patching, access reviews, and incident preparation—so basic controls and fast response matter.
Start with a safer first step →QUESTIONS, ANSWERED
A safer first step for your office.
Straight answers before you share even a domain.
No. GotLeaked is designed to assess an authorized email address, username, or domain only. It does not access patient records, practice-management systems, or anyone’s passwords.
You can start with a work email, a Gmail address, a username, or a dental-office domain. The preview highlights possible historical credential exposure and, for domains, lookalike-domain risk.
Security information should only be revealed to someone who controls the email or domain, or is authorized to assess the username. The confirmation helps keep the experience private and appropriately scoped.
Start with the people who can access email, scheduling, billing, payer portals, and practice-management administration. Enable phishing-resistant MFA, reset exposed credentials, revoke old sessions, and review shared access.
CONTACT US
Talk with the GotLeaked team.
Tell us about your office and what you need. Please do not include patient information, passwords, or other sensitive information.
Example only: Taylor Morgan · taylor.morgan@example.com · (305) 555-0142
Don’t wait for a phishing email to find you.
Run a confidential email, username, or domain preview in under a minute. No passwords. No patient data. No obligation.