One job, done well: catch your organization's credentials in breaches before attackers can use them. Here's how.
No dashboard logins. No noisy notifications. A real, useful alert with everything you need to act.
Three of your monitored users at acme-corp.com appeared in a credential dump tied to the recent payroll-vendor.com breach. Plaintext passwords were exposed.
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Breach Monitor was built by offensive security professionals who use compromised credentials as a primary attack vector on every engagement and got tired of watching the same preventable breaches happen.
For years, we've sat across from CISOs and IT directors after pen-test engagements showing them the same finding: your team's credentials are already on the internet. Sometimes from a SaaS vendor breach. Sometimes from a forum signup using a work email. Sometimes from a service that got popped years ago and no one ever told them.
The intelligence to catch this exists and attackers use it daily. But the tools to surface it for defenders were either expensive enterprise platforms locked behind six-figure contracts, or free services that required manual lookups one user at a time.
We built Breach Monitor to close that gap. The same intelligence we use against companies, packaged for the defenders, priced for organizations of any size.
Every alert, every digest, every piece of remediation guidance comes from people who have run thousands of penetration tests. We know what attackers actually do with this data because we do it ourselves.
Most security tooling tells you about a breach after attackers are already inside. Breach Monitor tells you about exposure before it's weaponized. The window between leak and attack is where this product lives.
SMBs are the most-targeted, least-protected segment in cybersecurity. Pricing this kind of intelligence out of reach for them is part of the problem. We refuse to do it.
Questions about coverage, custom plans, or whether Breach Monitor is right for your team? Drop us a note.
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