Use case — Threat intelligence
Threat intelligence that starts where the leak actually happens.
Most threat intel platforms replay the same breach dumps and dark web listings everyone already monitors. Exploit Shield hunts the public developer platforms upstream of that, where credentials, tokens, and source code leak first.
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How it works
From a leak event down to the individual secret.
Every finding starts as a report: a specific leak event, tied to a source, a confidence score, and a severity rating. Reports live at the incident level, an exposed repository, a public workspace, a cached API response, so your team can see what happened and where.
Underneath each report, exposures break the incident down to the individual secret: the specific API key, token, or credential that was actually reachable. You can work a case at the incident level or drill into exactly what leaked.
Your team marks each exposure false positive or remediated as it's resolved. Hidden rows stay out of the active work queue, and your organization's posture score reflects what's actually still open, not what's already been closed out.
01
Detect
Continuous scanning of GitHub, GitLab, Docker Hub, and other public developer platforms for credentials, tokens, and secrets tied to your org.
02
Attribute
Every finding is scored for confidence and severity, and mapped to the specific system it touches.
03
Resolve
Findings route into Jira, Splunk, or OpenCTI. Mark remediated or false positive, and your posture score reflects it.
Signal, not noise
Confidence and severity decide what reaches you.
Most findings are low-confidence noise or low-severity chatter. The ones that actually surface to your team sit in the upper-right: confirmed, and serious.
How Exploit Shield helps
Intelligence you can act on, not another feed to read.
Coverage before it's a breach dump
Exploit Shield watches the platforms leaks start on, not just the breach databases and forums they eventually end up in.
Severity and confidence, not a flat alert
Every report carries a confidence score and a severity rating, so your team can triage by what's actually urgent instead of working a flat queue.
From incident to individual secret
Reports show the event. Exposures show the specific credential inside it. Work at whichever level your process needs.
A posture score that reflects reality
Mark a finding false positive or remediated and it comes out of your open queue, so your posture score only reflects what's actually still exposed.
What we're hearing
Not another dashboard promising full internet coverage
Adding a domain to Exploit Shield doesn't trigger an instant, exhaustive hunt against every corner of the internet. It puts that source under continuous, structured monitoring, the same discipline a real intelligence program runs, not a one-time scan dressed up as ongoing coverage.