What teams run breach intelligence for

Employee credentials harvested by infostealers circulate in criminal markets before internal teams are aware.

Exposed employee accounts are a direct path to account takeover, initial access, and lateral movement.

Detects and classifies employee exposure mapped to your domains, prioritized by risk level and asset context.

Prioritized list of exposed employee accounts with sanitized evidence ready for investigation.

Corporate identities used on external SaaS platforms and partner services leak through third-party breaches.

Third-party exposure extends your attack surface beyond perimeter controls and is often invisible to internal monitoring.

Identifies corporate email addresses found in external service breaches and correlates them with your asset inventory.

Classified list of third-party exposures with affected services and risk context for vendor risk workflows.

Customer accounts on your services appear in breach data, creating notification and regulatory obligations.

Undetected customer credential exposure leads to account takeover, reputational damage, and compliance failures.

Monitors breach data for credentials matching your service domains and classifies them as customer exposure.

Structured exposure dataset to support notification workflows, password reset campaigns, and compliance reporting.

New credential exposure for your domains and assets surfaces continuously with no single visibility point.

Without asset-scoped monitoring, exposure accumulates silently between assessments and incident response cycles.

Provides continuous, on-demand breach monitoring scoped to your registered domains and assets.

Asset-scoped exposure feed with classification and risk prioritization for each monitored domain.

Security teams need to demonstrate real exposure before committing budget to a breach intelligence program.

A time-boxed assessment on actual domains produces concrete evidence without a long procurement cycle.

Runs a focused breach assessment against your domains and delivers a classified, sanitized exposure report.

Executive-ready POC report with real findings, risk distribution, and remediation recommendations.

SOC analysts encounter identity-related alerts without access to breach context to validate or prioritize them.

Missing credential exposure context slows investigation, increases mean time to respond, and raises false-positive rates.

Surfaces classified credential exposure and sanitized evidence correlated to the identity or domain under investigation.

Investigation-ready context: exposure history, identity class, asset, and risk level for faster triage.

Delivering breach monitoring across a client portfolio is operationally heavy without per-client asset scoping.

Generic threat feeds cannot be mapped to individual client domains, making client-specific reporting impractical.

Organizes breach intelligence by client asset, enabling per-client monitoring, classification, and reporting.

Per-client exposure reports with classified findings — ready to deliver as a productized breach monitoring service.

Security leaders lack exposure data in a format that communicates risk clearly to non-technical stakeholders.

Without structured reporting, breach exposure is difficult to include in board-level risk discussions or GRC processes.

Aggregates classified exposure by risk level, identity type, and asset to produce executive-ready summaries.

Risk distribution charts, exposure trend summaries, and sanitized evidence packages for leadership briefings.