One console, one API, your whole exposure.
Cockpit, three Insights, monitors, reports, and an API that exposes everything the interface shows.
An explained exposure score, not a black box.
Six weighted factors, each clickable down to the credentials involved. You know what carries the risk, and you can act on it.
- [✓]Internal and external exposure, infostealers, perimeter coverage, recency
- [✓]Recent activity on a sliding window
- [✓]Drill-down from the figure to the credential
Fewer alerts, better prioritised.
A credential seen fifteen times is one leak, not fifteen alerts. And when you must choose where to start, circulation metrics and filters do the sorting.
Deduplication before notification
Every occurrence is attached to its credential. A known leak that resurfaces never comes back as something new.
Combinable filters
New only, source type, internal or external, domain, period: the list narrows down to what you are looking for.
Sort by circulation
Distinct sources, occurrences, first and last seen: priority credentials surface on their own.
From alert to remediation, every action timestamped.
You configure what should alert you, receive the alert in your tool, handle the incident and leave with an exportable log.
One monitor per topic
Perimeter, severity, threshold, frequency: you decide what deserves an alert.
Where they work
A webhook is enough: the output format is the API's.
Without losing history
What is handled leaves the active views, never the history.
- Slack
- Microsoft Teams
- Signed webhook
- Scheduled report
- SIEM
- SOAR
- ITSM
A known credential that resurfaces in a new source does not notify you twice.
- 14:02Trigger
147 unique leaks detected on acme.com
- 14:02Notification
#sec-ops on Slack, SOAR webhook
- 14:04Assignment
John D., status "in progress"
- 14:16Action
Forced reset, 147 accounts
- 14:35Closure
Incident resolved, history kept
The console is a client of the API. Not the other way round.
Every view, every filter, every export maps to a documented call that the interface generates for you. What the screen shows, your code gets.
- [✓]The API call generated from any view, in Bash, Python or JavaScript
- [✓]Scoped keys, IP restriction, revocable from the console
- [✓]Signed webhook in the API format: SIEM, SOAR, ITSM with no custom development
- [✓]Public documentation, updated with the product
- Splunk
- Microsoft Sentinel
- QRadar
- Elastic
- SOAR
- ITSM
- Webhook
- Slack
- Teams
{ "total": 147, "items": [ {
"login": "[email protected]",
"url": "https://vpn.acme.com/sslvpn",
"type": "infostealer", "malware": "lumma",
"sources": 4, "occurrences": 5,
"first_seen": "2026-03-06T14:39:18Z",
"last_seen": "2026-04-14T09:04:20Z"
} ] } An exposure report, ready to send.
Generated in one click or through the API. Aggregates, never a credential or a password: the report circulates safely, even in pre-sales.
- [✓]Risk score and its breakdown
- [✓]Impacted users, internal and external
- [✓]White label for partners
A demo on your perimeter, not on a demo dataset.
Console tour, API integration, leaks detected on your domains, live.
- [✓] No NDA
- [✓] No commitment
- [✓] No installation