Enterprise account takeover prevention

Stop account takeovers before they start

Flare alerts the moment an employee account appears in cybercrime sources and automates remediation through your existing identity provider, before threat actors act on the exposure.
Flare · Identity alerts
3 Critical 1 High
ALR-2891 Critical
RedLine stealer · Okta SSO · Lumma C2 · 2 services
Account locked via Entra ID · 00:01.03
ALR-2890 Critical
Stealer log · Credential dump · 1 service
ALR-2889 Critical
Forum post · Dark web market · Combolist
ALR-2888 High
Paste site · GitHub leak · 1 service
The evolution of credential theft

From Passwords At Rest To Sessions On Demand

The unit of compromise keeps moving. Flare tracks it at every stage, from reused passwords to live sessions and non-human identities.
2010s

Credentials at rest

01

Leaked credentials

Third-party breach dumps. Reused passwords carry the attack.

02

Combo lists

Curated email-and-password pairs sold by the million for credential stuffing.

Early 2020s · today

Credentials in motion

03

Phishing kits

Off-the-shelf credential capture. Templates, anti-bot filters, Telegram exfil.

04

Credential use from infostealers

Browser dumps traded on dark markets. Operators log in with stolen creds.

2026

Sessions, on demand

05

Session replay from infostealer

Stolen cookies bypass MFA. The session is the credential.

You are here
06

AI-driven AiTM phishing

Vibe-coded kits, real-time proxies. Sessions sold by the seat.

07

NHI compromise

Service accounts, API keys, OAuth apps. Identity without a human behind it.

When accounts fall, risk rises

The reality of account takeovers

Every exposed employee credential is a potential foothold. The attack surface grows faster than most teams can act.
01

Exposed accounts multiply daily

Employee account exposures accumulate faster than most teams can act on them, creating a continuous stream of unresolved risk.
02

Stealer logs drive most takeovers

Criminals sell employee exposures on dark web markets. Stealer logs contain credentials, session tokens, and browser data that put enterprise accounts at immediate risk.
03

Session tokens bypass MFA

Even with MFA enabled, stolen session tokens let attackers bypass authentication entirely, leaving no login-layer detection signal.
04

Identity investigations are costly

Correlating exposed credentials, following up on alerts, and investigating identity incidents consumes significant analyst time that should go to higher-value work.
Defense that grows with you

Automated prevention at your scale

01

Easy integration

Connect to your SIEM, SOAR, messaging, and case management tools so nothing slips through.
02

World-class identity coverage

Continuous monitoring across hundreds of dark web sources and 58,000+ Telegram channels.
03

Stealer log visibility

Access the industry's most comprehensive stealer log repository to identify impacted assets and the source of each exposure.
04

Automation saves time

Turn credential chaos into clarity. Flare's automation validates exposures and triggers remediation so your team focuses on high-value work.
Smarter insights

Outcomes that keep your team ahead

The roles within our security team have evolved, with analysts now focusing on high-risk threats and spending less time on manual monitoring, leading to more efficient alert triage and operational efficiency.
Senior Incident Response Engineer · S&P 500 Technology Company
Forrester TEI study

The Measured Impact Of Flare

According to Forrester Consulting's Total Economic Impact study, Flare delivered measurable benefits over the first 3 years.
321%

Return on investment

Payback in under 6 months
25%

Reduced breach risk

$509K in associated savings
1,300+

Hours saved

$167K labor cost savings
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