What does Flare sell?

Flare sells Identity Exposure Management, Non-Human Identity Threat Protection (NHITP), Consumer ATO Prevention and Cyber Threat Intelligence (IOCs and TTPs). Identity Exposure Management: Matches stealer logs, leaked credentials and session cookies to employees and contractors, then triggers revocation of their access through the customer's identity provider. Non-Human Identity Threat Protection (NHITP): Monitors for leaked API keys, service-account credentials and tokens tied to an organization or issued by a provider so they can be revoked or reset before misuse. Consumer ATO Prevention: Finds customers' stolen session cookies and credentials so a business can reset sessions and force a fresh login before fraud occurs. Cyber Threat Intelligence (IOCs and TTPs): Collects indicators of compromise and attacker techniques from dark web forums, Telegram and ransomware leak sites, maps them to MITRE ATT&CK, and pushes them into a customer's SIEM, SOAR or TIP.

How does CISO Tribune file Flare?

CISO Tribune files Flare under Digital risk protection, with Threat intelligence and Non-human identity security as secondary categories.

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Flare

Where Flare appears on the record (5)

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Non-human identity security vendors · category
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What the company sells

Flare sells a platform that detects compromised identities, leaked credentials and exposed secrets by monitoring stealer logs, dark web forums, Telegram channels and ransomware leak sites. It covers enterprise employees, consumer accounts, API keys and non-human identities such as service accounts and tokens, triggering revocation or reset actions through connected identity providers. Flare also produces threat intelligence outputs, including indicators of compromise, techniques mapped to MITRE ATT&CK, and briefings, which it delivers into customer SIEM, SOAR and TIP systems.^[1]

Categories: Digital risk protection (primary category)
Threat intelligence
Non-human identity security
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Products and services

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Identity Exposure Management^[1]
Matches stealer logs, leaked credentials and session cookies to employees and contractors, then triggers revocation of their access through the customer's identity provider.
Non-Human Identity Threat Protection (NHITP)
Monitors for leaked API keys, service-account credentials and tokens tied to an organization or issued by a provider so they can be revoked or reset before misuse.
Consumer ATO Prevention^[1]
Finds customers' stolen session cookies and credentials so a business can reset sessions and force a fresh login before fraud occurs.
Cyber Threat Intelligence (IOCs and TTPs)
Collects indicators of compromise and attacker techniques from dark web forums, Telegram and ransomware leak sites, maps them to MITRE ATT&CK, and pushes them into a customer's SIEM, SOAR or TIP.

Competitors and alternatives

The other companies on our record filed under the same categories, category by category: first those that lead with that category and share more of Flare's categories, then alphabetical. A list from the record, never a ranking.

On digital risk protection, Flare competes with ZeroFox, BlackCloak, Doppel, Cyble, CYPFER, Dataminr, Flashpoint, Group-IB, Hold Security, LLC, Overwatch and 9 more.
On threat intelligence, Flare competes with Cyble, Dataminr, Flashpoint, Group-IB, Hold Security, LLC, Overwatch, QuoIntelligence, Recorded Future, SOCRadar, Cyware and 32 more.
On non-human identity security, Flare competes with Aembit, Akeyless, Astrix Security, Clutch Security, Cygrid, Infisical, NewCore, Oasis Security, Token Security, 1Password and 28 more.

References

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[1]flare.ioFlare · flare.io · undated page, accessed November 7, 2026 · Tier A: the company, a regulator or a filing

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Questions CISOs ask about Flare

What does Flare sell?: Flare sells Identity Exposure Management, Non-Human Identity Threat Protection (NHITP), Consumer ATO Prevention and Cyber Threat Intelligence (IOCs and TTPs). Identity Exposure Management: Matches stealer logs, leaked credentials and session cookies to employees and contractors, then triggers revocation of their access through the customer's identity provider. Non-Human Identity Threat Protection (NHITP): Monitors for leaked API keys, service-account credentials and tokens tied to an organization or issued by a provider so they can be revoked or reset before misuse. Consumer ATO Prevention: Finds customers' stolen session cookies and credentials so a business can reset sessions and force a fresh login before fraud occurs. Cyber Threat Intelligence (IOCs and TTPs): Collects indicators of compromise and attacker techniques from dark web forums, Telegram and ransomware leak sites, maps them to MITRE ATT&CK, and pushes them into a customer's SIEM, SOAR or TIP.
How does CISO Tribune file Flare?: CISO Tribune files Flare under Digital risk protection, with Threat intelligence and Non-human identity security as secondary categories.

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