A company cannot fix exposed credentials it cannot see. By the time a leaked password, stolen cookie, or compromised session shows up through suspicious activity, the team may already be dealing with an account takeover attempt, employee report, customer issue, or security alert that arrived late.
The cost is not only technical risk. It is analyst time, delayed response, unnecessary resets, unclear ownership, and leadership asking why the company did not know its own access data was already exposed.
Verified Domain Monitoring Narrows The Search
Generic breach searches often create more work than confidence. A team may find old records, partial matches, personal accounts, duplicate entries, or credentials that are difficult to connect to a current business system.
Verified-domain monitoring gives the team a more practical scope. Once a company verifies ownership of its domain, Lunar shows exposure related to that domain and keeps monitoring for new events tied to the organization.
Lunar Shows More Than Password Matches
Lunar is a free, enterprise-grade compromised-credentials monitoring platform built for companies that need visibility into exposed access. It detects exposure tied to verified domains across infostealer logs, database breaches, combo lists, leaked cookies, and sessions.
That range gives teams a broader view of account risk than password-only monitoring. A stolen session cookie or leaked session can create a different access problem because an attacker may try to reuse an authenticated session instead of logging in normally.
The Free Plan Removes The First Budget Blocker
Many companies delay breach monitoring because they assume useful visibility requires an enterprise contract. That delay can leave small IT teams, lean security teams, and budget-conscious organizations guessing about exposure that may already be tied to their domains.
Lunar’s Community plan gives companies a free starting point. The plan includes real-time credential exposure detection, infostealer and breach coverage, one-year historical coverage, automated classification and severity scoring, stolen session cookie detection, and weekly credential exposure email alerts.
Triage Starts With Accounts, Services, And Sessions
The first useful question is whether exposed access exists at all. A company should check whether credentials, leaked cookies, or sessions tied to its domain appear in Lunar’s event feed, then review which services, accounts, or machines may need attention.
The second question is urgency. Lunar adds classification, severity scoring, service context, and forensic details so teams can decide whether a finding calls for a routine credential reset, a session review, an endpoint check, or a deeper investigation.
Free Visibility Still Needs A Response Plan
Free access should not make the risk feel small. If an exposed credential connects to a business-critical service, shared employee account, customer platform, financial workflow, or administrative tool, the operational impact can move quickly from “we found a leak” to “who needs to act right now?”
Domain-based monitoring gives the team a way to turn outside exposure into an internal response decision. The practical value comes from knowing which accounts, services, cookies, sessions, or devices deserve review before the issue becomes harder to contain.
Paid Features Belong Where The Workflow Gets Heavier
A free plan can answer the first question, but some teams will need more workflow support once exposure monitoring becomes part of daily security operations. If multiple stakeholders need alerts, employees need breach notifications, reports need to reach leadership, or findings must move into other systems, free visibility may not be enough.
Lunar’s paid plans add features such as unlimited asset monitoring, full access to forensic data, employee breach notifications, configurable multi-recipient email alerts, reporting, dashboards, executive summaries, exports, integrations, automations, deep and dark web intelligence, AI-driven query tools, saved queries, and alerting workflows. Those features are easier to evaluate after the company understands the exposure volume and response burden it is actually dealing with.
The Smarter First Step Is Evidence, Not Guesswork
A full dark web intelligence stack can be valuable, but buying one before reviewing actual exposure can waste budget. Some teams first need to know whether their company domains are showing exposed credentials, stolen cookies, or compromised sessions.
Lunar gives those teams a lower-friction entry point. They can verify the domain, review the exposure feed, identify whether the problem is occasional or recurring, and decide whether advanced response features belong in the next security budget conversation.
Do Not Wait For The Incident To Define The Need
The wrong time to discover exposed access is after a suspicious login, customer complaint, fraud review, or ransomware investigation. At that point, the company is no longer deciding how to monitor exposure; it is trying to reconstruct what may have happened.
Lunar gives companies a practical move before that pressure arrives. Create a free account, verify the company domain, review the exposed credentials and sessions tied to that domain, and use the findings to decide what needs to be reset, revoked, investigated, escalated, or monitored more closely.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lunar really free for verified company domains?
Yes. Lunar’s Community plan gives companies free visibility into exposure connected to verified domains, including real-time credential exposure detection, infostealer and breach coverage, stolen session cookie detection, automated classification, severity scoring, and weekly credential exposure email alerts.
Paid plans are available for teams that need advanced features such as dashboards, reports, employee notifications, integrations, automations, exports, deep and dark web search, AI-driven query tools, saved queries, and alerting workflows.
What does a company need to start using Lunar?
A company needs to verify ownership of its domain so Lunar can show exposure connected to that organization. After verification, Lunar monitors for exposed credentials, leaked cookies, sessions, and related breach events tied to that domain.
This keeps the monitoring scope tied to company-owned assets rather than broad, generic breach searching. It also gives the team a cleaner starting point for deciding which findings need action.
Does Lunar replace incident response or identity security tools?
No. Lunar does not replace incident response, identity management, endpoint security, or internal security tools. Those systems still matter when a company needs to reset access, revoke sessions, investigate endpoints, or escalate a confirmed issue.
Lunar gives teams earlier visibility into exposed credentials, cookies, and sessions so they can decide what to reset, revoke, investigate, or escalate through their existing workflows.
