Identity exposure

Leaked credential and identity monitoring

Receive signals about exposed corporate identities and turn them into reviewable action without storing or displaying leaked passwords.

An external breach can be reused against your company

Corporate addresses may appear in third-party breaches and enable credential stuffing or targeted phishing. A source match does not prove the current password works, but it warrants proportionate review.

Authorized identities

The tenant defines identity lists it is authorized to monitor.

Minimized signals

Alerts use redacted values and necessary metadata, never passwords.

Cases

Findings can be assigned, tracked, verified, and closed.

From signal to remediation

Teams validate context, rotate credentials where appropriate, review MFA and sessions, and contact the user through internal channels. LuminaKite supports detection and organization; it never tests credentials or signs into accounts.

Prioritize

Consider recency, source, identity, and existing controls.

Contain

Rotate secrets, revoke sessions, and strengthen MFA as appropriate.

Learn

Relate patterns to campaigns and access controls.

Coverage and limits

No provider sees every breach, and some sources emerge late. No result does not prove no exposure. Processing follows tenant instructions, strict retention, and RBAC.

Frequently asked questions

Does LuminaKite show leaked passwords?

No. The design uses redacted identities, hashes, or encryption where appropriate and never exposes passwords in alerts.

Does a match prove compromise?

No. It indicates associated exposure and requires validation and proportionate response.

Can I monitor identities I do not control?

No. Customers need valid authority and instructions for included identities.

Organize exposed-identity response

Monitor authorized identities and route signals into a remediation workflow.

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