Monitoring based on the identifiers that matter to your business
Monitor organization-provided details such as fully qualified domain names (FQDNs), IP addresses, keywords, brands, products, people, and other approved identifiers.
Threat Exposure Management / Flare
Threat Exposure Management
Monitor leaked credentials, suspicious domains, brand references, and people or keyword exposure with Flare-backed visibility.
ACS uses Flare to monitor approved domains, IP addresses, brands, products, people, keywords, and other identifiers for leaked credentials, suspicious domains, brand impersonation, and external exposure signals that need review.
How ACS works
1Plan
2Monitor
3Filter
4Review
PlanApproved domains, brands, and people
MonitorCredential, domain, and brand signals
FilterRelevant exposure
ReviewFinding context
External exposure visibility
Use Flare threat and exposure monitoring to surface leaked credentials, suspicious domains, brand references, and other exposure signals tied to your business context.
Tuned finding review
Support tuning, filtering, owner/status review, and follow-up routing so teams can review relevant exposure signals with less noise.
External exposure monitoring built around your business risk signals.
Define the domains, IP addresses, brands, products, people, keywords, and other identifiers that should guide monitoringUse Flare to monitor external threat and exposure findings tied to approved identifiers and organizational contextTune and filter monitoring setups so relevant findings can be reviewed, routed to the right owners, or connected to remediation workflows
Your organization’s monitoring profile
- FQDNs and IP addresses
- Keywords and brands
- Products and people
- Other approved names, terms, or identifiers your team wants monitored.
ACS-managed Flare support
- Threat and exposure monitoring setup
- Tuning and filtering support
- Review of leaked credentials, suspicious domains, and brand signals
- Owner assignment and next-step routing
PlanMonitorTuneReview
The exposure gap
01
External exposure often appears before internal teams see it.
Leaked credentials, suspicious domains, brand references, and cybercrime monitoring signals can surface outside traditional endpoint, email, and network tools.
02
People, brands, and keywords are hard to monitor manually.
Executive names, product terms, domains, IP addresses, and brand variants need a defined monitoring profile so relevant exposure signals are easier to find and review.
03
Threat intelligence without filtering can create noise.
ACS tunes Flare monitoring, filters low-value findings, and routes relevant exposure items toward the right technical or business owner.
04
Findings need ownership before they become action.
Exposure monitoring works best when findings have review status, business context, owner routing, and a clear path into security, IT, communications, or advisory workflows.
Key capabilities
External exposure monitoring.
Identifier monitoring setup
Track the domains, IP addresses, brand terms, product names, executives, high-profile employees, and keywords that matter most to the organization.
Leaked credential review
Review leaked-credential findings, affected accounts, reused-password concerns, exposed data signals, MFA follow-up needs, and routing steps for owner review.
Suspicious domain and brand exposure
Identify suspicious domains, typosquatting indicators, brand references, phishing signals, forum and marketplace mentions, and external exposure themes that need review.
External exposure monitoring for executives and high-profile people
Monitor approved executive names, aliases, public-facing identifiers, and sensitive business terms that attackers may misuse across external threat sources, forums, marketplaces, or impersonation workflows.
Finding triage and routing
Separate useful exposure signals from noise, assign owners, document review status, and route findings to IT, security, communications, or business stakeholders.
Exposure reporting and tuning
Tune approved monitoring terms, summarize trends, track recurring exposure themes, and refine keyword coverage as the organization changes.
Common use cases
When exposure signals need review.
Brand exposure review
Monitor approved brand names, product names, keywords, executives, high-profile employees, and domains to review suspicious or relevant exposure signals.
Infrastructure exposure
Track FQDNs and IP addresses so exposure signals can be connected back to known assets and remediation owners.
Executive and people risk
Include executives, high-profile employees, key people, or roles in the monitoring profile to review exposure involving high-value personnel.
Finding review and handoff planning
Decide who reviews Flare findings, where they are sent, and whether internal IT, security operations, vulnerability management, or advisory support should act.
Next step
Need an inventory of attacker-visible exposures?
Acrisure Cyber Services can set up and support Threat Exposure Management with Flare — monitoring organization-provided details, filtering irrelevant results, and giving your team context on relevant exposure signals.
Flare threat and exposure monitoringMonitoring profileTuning, filtering, and finding review
