Know when a company you watch actually files.
Give us a list of organisations. When one of them discloses a cybersecurity incident in an SEC Form 8-K (Item 1.05), or turns up in a corroborated breach catalogue, you get an email with the filing, the date, and what was disclosed — plus an API to pull the same record into your own tooling.
This is not a personal-data product. It does not scan you, and it does not remove your details from data brokers. If that’s what you came for, you want GalaxyWarden instead.
What you get
- Watchlist alerting. Up to 500 organisations. Email when a watched organisation gains a corroborated record.
- The corroboration itself. Not just “confirmed” — the document that confirms it, linked, with the date we recorded it.
- A JSON API. 5,000 calls/day, bearer key. Per-organisation history, filtered queries, your watchlist and your alert log.
- Named-organisation matching that survives “Corp.”, “Inc” and EDGAR’s formatting, so you don’t miss a filing to a spelling difference.
What it covers — and what it doesn’t
Included: SEC EDGAR Form 8-K Item 1.05 filings, tracked daily since the requirement took effect; CC BY-licensed breach catalogue records; and our own work joining a filing back to any earlier record we already held for that organisation.
Not included: ransomware leak-site claims. Our public site carries them, but they come from a source whose terms prohibit commercial redistribution, so they are not in the paid feed and not in your alerts. We don’t sublicense rights we don’t hold. We are moving to CC BY-licensed leak-site sources; when that lands, those claims join this tier at no extra cost.
Item 1.05 filings are a small population by design — only US public companies, only incidents judged material. If you need broad volume, this is the wrong product. If you need to know the moment a named vendor files, this is the right one. Absence of a record is not evidence that no breach occurred.
$299/month
Records are supplied for your internal use. Attribution supplied with each record must be preserved if you redistribute it. Questions: press@recentbreaches.com.