Use the Domain Exposure API to assess the credential exposure of vendors, suppliers, partners, and acquisition targets.
A high number of recent infostealer or breach events can indicate increased account compromise risk and help prioritize which third parties require deeper security review.
Track whether a company's employees or users are appearing in newly collected compromised credential data.
The monthly timeline and last_seen fields make it possible to identify recent exposure and changes over time.
Use client_events to understand how many compromised users were found with credentials associated with services on the analyzed domain.
This can help security teams estimate account takeover exposure and identify login endpoints that appear frequently in infostealer data.
Use employee_events to measure compromised credentials associated with employees of a company.
This can support credential-reset workflows, incident investigation, and ongoing identity-security monitoring.
Use infostealer_summary, malware information, operating-system context, and exposed login URLs to understand exposure originating from malware-infected devices.
This can help distinguish recent endpoint compromise from older credentials appearing in breach datasets.
Use the aggregated report fields as inputs to internal security scores, vendor-risk models, cyber insurance assessments, or automated risk-enrichment pipelines.
Signals such as total exposure, recency, infostealer activity, and employee versus client exposure can be combined with other security data.
Enrich domain records in threat intelligence, OSINT, fraud prevention, and cybersecurity applications with credential exposure data.
Because the API returns structured JSON, the results can be incorporated directly into automated analysis and AI workflows.
