Exposure monitoring built for response — not surveillance.

Credential exposure monitoring continuously watches breach data, stealer logs, and combolists for credentials tied to your organization's domains. When a match appears, LeakJar alerts your security team with context and severity so you can rotate credentials, force resets, and contain the risk quickly.

Password screening blocks compromised passwords at the moment a user sets one. Exposure monitoring is continuous and domain-scoped: it tells you when credentials linked to your organization surface in new breaches, even for accounts that already exist, so you can respond instead of waiting for an incident.

No. Exposure Monitoring is scoped to domains you own and verify, and surfaces breach context and severity rather than raw credentials. Sensitive fields are redacted and access is governed by role-based controls, so your team gets actionable signal without unnecessary exposure.

Stealer logs are credential dumps captured by infostealer malware running on infected devices; combolists are aggregated email-and-password pairs compiled from many breaches. LeakJar monitors both, alongside traditional breach data, because they are where corporate credentials most often surface for resale and credential-stuffing attacks.

Detection frequency depends on your plan, ranging from daily scans to near real-time monitoring. When a new exposure matches one of your domains, LeakJar routes an alert to your configured channels — email, webhook, Slack, or PagerDuty — with breach source context and severity so your team can respond immediately.