Exposure monitoring
Know when your logins leak, before they are used.
We watch for your domain in leaked credential sets, paste sites and breach data, and for look-alike domains that could be used against you. When something turns up, you hear it from us first, with what to do next.
- Starts with
- Your domain names
- Access needed
- None
- Alerts
- As they happen
- Cadence
- Continuous
Why it matters
Your staff use their work email everywhere. Those sites get breached.
A colleague signs up for a webinar tool, a conference app or a supplier portal with their work address. Years later that site is breached and the list ends up in a credential dump. If the password was reused, an attacker now has a working login.
Exposure monitoring watches for exactly that. We track known breach collections and other public sources for addresses on your domain, and alert you when a new one appears so the password can be reset before anyone tries it.
We also watch for domains that look like yours, such as a swapped letter or a different extension. Those are often registered just before a phishing or invoice fraud campaign.
Scope
What we watch
- 01Credential leaksAddresses on your domains appearing in new breach collections.
- 02Paste & dump sitesPublic pastes and dumps that mention your domains or staff addresses.
- 03Look-alike domainsNewly registered domains that imitate yours, plus their mail setup.
- 04Exposed secretsAPI keys and tokens for your services in public code repositories.
- 05Brand misuseFake login pages that reuse your name or logo, where we can detect them.
How an engagement runs
From first call to lasting result.
- 1Monitored domains
Register your domains
You tell us which domains and brands are yours. We confirm ownership so alerts only go to the right people.
- 2Exposure baseline
Historic sweep
We check what has already leaked in the past, so you start with a clean slate instead of a backlog of surprises.
- 3Filtered alerts
Watch
New sources are checked continuously. Duplicates and old news are filtered out before anything reaches you.
- 4Clear next step
Respond
Each alert says what leaked, how serious it is and what to do: reset a password, revoke a key, or report a domain for takedown.
What you get
What an alert looks like
Illustrative example. Your own results appear in your console and in a weekly report you can forward as is.
leakStaff address found in a new dump from a webinar platformriskPassword hash type is weak, assume it is readabledoReset the password and check MFA on that accountdomainLook-alike domain registered yesterday with mail set updoWarn finance, block the domain, request takedownHow we work
Rules we don't bend.
Told first, not last.
You hear about a leak from us before it shows up in a sign-in log.
No noise.
Old leaks and duplicates are filtered out, so each alert deserves attention.
We never buy stolen data.
We use known breach collections and public sources, not criminal marketplaces.
Every alert has an action.
No alert without a plain next step.
A good fit when
- Staff have used work email for outside services for years
- You have had invoice fraud or spoofed mail attempts before
- You want early warning without installing anything
Not the right start when
- You expect monitoring of private accounts of staff (we only watch your own domains)
Do you see our staff's passwords?
Where a leak contains them, we see that a password was exposed. We never store or share the password itself, only what to do about it.
Do we need to install anything?
No. Monitoring works from your domain names and public sources only.
How fast are alerts?
As soon as a new source is processed. Speed depends on when a dump becomes known, which is why we keep checking.
What about the dark web?
We do not buy from criminal markets. Many dumps surface in public collections later, and we watch those.
More of what we do
Secure smarter.
Know where you stand.
Run the free domain scan now, or talk to us about a full outside-in look.