Knowing which of your domains or identities have appeared in breaches is essential for prioritising credential rotation and incident response. But not all breach data is created equal—sources and methods matter for compliance and legal defensibility.
Trusted sources
Enterprise-trusted breach and credential exposure data is used by major vendors, governments, and large enterprises. The key is transparency: you know where the data comes from, how it's used, and that no password values are exposed. That makes it something you can rely on in dashboards and reports without legal or reputational risk.
Domain-level visibility
You need to see which of your domains have exposed credentials, which breaches they came from, when the breach occurred, and the type of data exposed. Aggregated dashboards and timelines help security and compliance prioritise and report—without handling raw breach dumps or questionable sources.
Summary
Breach visibility belongs in your assurance programme, but it has to be defensible. Use trusted, transparent sources and present the data in a way that supports both ops and audit.