SOLUTIONS / IDENTITY PROTECTION
Credential Exposure Monitoring
Get alerts when employee or customer credentials surface in stealer logs, breach dumps, credential lists, or hacker forums. Where available, findings include details about compromised devices, exposed cookies and sessions, and source IP addresses—giving your team the context to reset passwords, revoke access, and respond to potential account compromise.
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Find exposure beyond your network
Compromised credentials can surface far beyond the systems your team controls. Employee and customer logins may appear in stealer logs, breach dumps, credential lists, or hacker forums, creating potential routes into accounts and services. Understanding that exposure starts with knowing what has been shared and where it appeared.
Scryer brings these findings together, helping your team identify credentials connected to your organization. Instead of searching scattered sources individually, you can focus on relevant exposures and investigate what they could mean for your employees, customers, and business.
Understand the context behind each finding
A leaked credential is a starting point for investigation. Its source and surrounding details help explain the circumstances of the exposure and guide your response. A record in a breach dump may require a different investigation from credentials found alongside information collected by an infostealer.
Where available, Scryer enriches findings with details about compromised devices, exposed cookies and sessions, and source IP addresses. This context helps your team connect related evidence, identify affected accounts, and decide what needs attention first. The aim is to make each finding easier to assess and act on.
Turn detection into a focused response
Once exposure is identified, your team needs a clear path forward. Depending on the finding, that could mean resetting a password, revoking an active session, reviewing account activity, or investigating a potentially compromised device. The response should reflect the evidence and the systems involved.
Scryer helps bring exposure intelligence into that process. Alerts draw attention to newly discovered findings, while API access allows your team to connect intelligence with existing security workflows. For teams protecting employee access or customer accounts, it provides a clearer basis for investigation, prioritization, and response—helping you address exposed access before it creates further opportunities for abuse.