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.
Included, as claims: ransomware leak-site listings. We carry them from CC BY-licensed sources we may actually sell from, with credit, and they are in the paid feed. They are unverified criminal claims, so they are labelled corroborated: false, they are excluded from /breaches unless you pass corroborated_only=0, and they never trigger an alert. An alert still means a filing or an official disclosure.
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.