Born from the Red Team: Why We Built Breach Monitor

We’re offensive security professionals. We break into companies for a living.

And there’s one attack vector we use on literally every engagement:
compromised employee credentials from data breaches.

Intelligence Gathering

We research the target organization: employees, email domains, company structure.

Breach Database Search

We search breach databases for any credentials associated with their domain.

Credential Discovery

We find exposed passwords from employees who reused work credentials.

Initial Access

We attack the organization using the discovered credentials and gain access to their assets.

The Problem We Discovered

After hundreds of penetration tests, we noticed a disturbing pattern:

Companies were shocked when we showed them how we got in
They had no idea their credentials were sitting in breach databases
Security teams were focused on perimeter defense, not credential exposure
They only learned about this vulnerability during scheduled tests

What about the other 350+ days of the year when new breaches happen?

The Solution: Continuous Credential Monitoring

After years of successfully breaching organizations using exposed credentials, we understood that the fundamental problem wasn’t just password reuse, it was the intelligence gap. Attackers had access to real-time breach data while defenders remained in the dark until annual penetration tests revealed their vulnerabilities.

Breach Monitor bridges this intelligence gap by giving organizations the same visibility into credential exposure that offensive security teams have. We regularly monitor the same breach databases, dark web marketplaces, and data repositories that attackers use to find initial access credentials.

We identify credential exposure appearing in breach sources, not months later during security assessments
Every alert includes detailed context about the breach source, data types exposed, and specific risks to your organization
We explain exactly how attackers would use the exposed credentials and what systems are at risk
We help you understand which exposures require immediate action versus routine monitoring

The result is a fundamental shift from reactive security to proactive threat prevention. You’re no longer flying blind to credential exposure, you have the same early warning system that gives attackers their advantage, but working to protect your organization instead of compromise it.

This isn’t just monitoring, it’s threat intelligence converted into defensive advantage.