Stop AI-Accelerated Attacks Before They Become Breaches.
Flare identifies compromised identities across people, machines, and AI agents, connecting external threat intelligence with automated response to stop attackers from turning trusted access into business compromise.
Identity Security
4 use casesYour employees and contractors
Prevent enterprise ATO with Identity Exposure Management
Flare matches stealer logs, leaked credentials and live session cookies to your employees and contractors, then revokes their access through your identity provider automatically.
- Sources
- Session cookies Credentials Stealer logs
- What you get
- Automatic IDP integration and revocation
Your customers' accounts
Prevent consumer ATO by resetting sessions
Flare finds your customers' stolen session cookies and credentials, so you can reset their sessions and force a fresh login before fraud starts.
- Sources
- Session cookies Credentials
- What you get
- Sessions reset for affected customers
API providers
Reset compromised provider API keys (NHIAP)
Flare watches for API keys issued by one provider, such as OpenAI or Cloudflare, wherever they leak, so the provider can reset them before anyone abuses them.
- Sources
- Non-human identities Stealer logs Public pastes
- What you get
- Exposed keys reset by the provider, owners notified
Every NHI tied to your company
Revoke compromised enterprise NHIs
Every API key, token and service account in Flare's data that's tied to your company, surfaced so you can revoke it before an attacker or a rogue agent uses it.
- Sources
- Non-human identities Stealer logs Telegram
- What you get
- Exposed keys and tokens flagged to your team, with full context for revocation
Threat Intelligence
6 use casesIndicators and attacker techniques
IOCs and TTPs
Indicators and techniques pulled from dark web forums, Telegram and ransomware chatter, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK and pushed to your SIEM.
- Sources
- Dark web forums Telegram Ransomware leak sites Stealer logs
- What you get
- Fresh IOCs and mapped TTPs in your SIEM, SOAR or TIP over STIX/TAXII
Threat Flow
Agentic finished intelligence reporting
Threat Flow agents read dark web forum chatter, cross-check sources and write finished intelligence your analysts can act on, with confidence levels and citations.
- Sources
- Dark web forums Telegram Paste sites
- What you get
- Finished reports with confidence grading and cited sources
The seller claims domain user access across about 2,400 hosts and asks $3,000.
The same handle sold access to two hospitals in 2025 that later appeared on leak sites.
For leadership and the board
Threat briefings
Briefings on the actors, campaigns and exposures that matter to your sector, written for executives and backed by Flare's research team.
- Sources
- Flare research Threat Flow Your exposure data
- What you get
- A briefing your CISO can take to the board
Access brokers, leaks and chatter
Dark web forum monitoring
Flare watches the forums where access, data and tools are sold, and alerts you when your company, vendors or executives come up.
- Sources
- Russian-language forums English-language forums Marketplaces
- What you get
- Alerts on mentions of your company, vendors and executives
Your vendors on leak sites
Ransomware supply chain
Flare tracks ransomware leak sites and alerts you when a vendor or partner is listed, often before they tell you.
- Sources
- Ransomware leak sites Dark web forums Telegram
- What you get
- Early warning when a vendor is breached
Account sales, refund fraud, brand abuse
Telegram fraud and abuse
Flare monitors fraud channels on Telegram for stolen accounts, refund schemes and impersonation aimed at your brand and customers.
- Sources
- Telegram channels Telegram groups Stealer logs
- What you get
- Evidence of fraud against your brand, tied to affected accounts
Trusted by security teams at 1,000+ organizations
- j.alvarez
- m.chen
- contractor
- helpdesk admin
- vendor user
- session cookie
- refresh token
- support agent
- coding agent
- MCP server
- agent token
- AKIA••••
- sk-proj-••••
- ghp_••••
- svc-billing
- OAuth app
- Snowflake
- OpenAI
An exponential rise in AI adoption has created an identity perimeter almost impossible to defend
The problem
At the same time, AI is now radically accelerating attackers
Exposed identities can now be leveraged in hours by AI and human attackers.
What the latest threat reports show
What's the answer?
Collapse the Detection to Remediation Gap to Prevent Breaches
Flare's Identity Exposure Management solution integrates with Entra ID to automatically detect, validate, and remediate exposed accounts, and the API keys and tokens found alongside them.
Exposed: 1 identity and 4 API keys Still active: 4 systems open through one session Contained: access cut off, SOC alerted
Flare finds the exposure as soon as it is posted: a Lumma stealer log holding [email protected] and four API keys. Flare checks in Entra ID whether the credentials are still active, and maps the systems they still open. Remediate the account through Entra ID or Okta, and send every finding, API keys included, to the tools your SOC already runs.
Microsoft Entra ID SSO
Active session
Session revoked
AWS console
GitHub
HR payroll
AWS keys
GitHub tokens
Anthropic API keys
Slack tokens
Human identities
Entra ID · Okta
Sessions revoked
Customer story
“Flare enables us to react quickly when threats are publicized. It helps us protect our brand and financial resources from data breaches.”
Benefits
Prevent Human & Non‑Human Breaches
Find compromised identities and remediate them before they become an entry point.
- 30 % lower breach risk Forrester TEI
- 3 s median time from exposure to account lock
- 100+ hrs analyst time saved at an average mid-enterprise
- Lock exposed accounts Before stolen workforce credentials are used.
- Rotate exposed secrets API keys and tokens, before they are exploited.
- Reduce customer fraud Spot compromised customer identities.
- Map the blast radius Link identities, infrastructure, IOCs and threat actors.
- Enrich SIEM & SOAR Identity intelligence, added automatically.
Integrations
Works with the tools your SOC already runs
Microsoft Sentinel Alerts with prebuilt analytic rules and workbooks 
Full event data for correlation, enrichment and response 
Alerts posted as records in a ServiceNow table 
Jira Issues created automatically from alerts - Slack Alerts posted to a channel
Microsoft Teams Alerts posted to a channel
Threat intelligence
Custom detection across the cybercrime underground
Set your identifiers once and Flare watches its collection for them: Telegram, dark web forums, ransomware leak sites and attacker infrastructure. Matches arrive as alerts in the tools you use, IOCs flow into your stack over STIX/TAXII, and Threat Flow writes finished intelligence from forum activity.
Alert Keyword identifier
Your brand name alongside logs, combos or cookies in fraud channels
3 new matches14 min ago
Fraud channel offers fresh logs with your customers' sessions
Your brand keyword matched three Telegram messages advertising stealer logs with live sessions for your customers. The alert carries the original messages and the channel they came from.
Alert Central
Slack
Microsoft Sentinel
AI ready
Fuel for AI-Defenders
Flare's intelligence plugs straight into the AI Securitry workflows your team is building to collapse the detection to remediation gap and accelerate defense at machine speed.
MCP
Give your AI agents and copilots direct access to Flare's identity and threat intelligence through Flare's MCP server.
Robust API
Structured, normalized data over a REST API, ready for your workflows, data lake and models.
Agentic Finished Intelligence Reports
Threat Flow agents turn dark web forum chatter into finished reports with confidence levels and citations.
Agentic Identity Exposure Detection
Find exposed service accounts, API keys and agent credentials as they leak, and tie each one to its owner.
Context Layer for the AI SOC
Give AI SOC agents the exposure context they need to triage identity alerts correctly.
Report
2026 State of Enterprise Infostealer Identity Exposure
Flare's research on how infostealers expose company identities, including how often personal devices leak corporate logins.
Get the reportSee what attackers can see about your company
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