Public API endpoint for 'Remediate' and 'Ignore' Credential Event marking 

Credential workflows can now be marked as 'Remediated' or 'Ignored' through our Public API. Note that this only covers in-platform remediate/ignore states only. IEM workflows and other integrations remain unaffected by this change.

Teams that manage credentials programmatically no longer need to switch to the Platform to take action. Credential workflows can now be fully automated through API.

Package Registry Monitoring as a new Emerging Source

Flare now monitors public package registries as an Emerging Source, scanning each new release for exposed secrets and author emails tied to your monitored domains.

Published package versions are publicly available indefinitely, meaning a credential leaked in an old release remains exposed even after the publisher has rotated it or moved on. By surfacing these exposures early, Flare helps you identify supply chain risks and unauthorized access before they are exploited.

Domain Detection in Credentials Browser Search

When searching by Domain of Email in the Credentials Browser, if Flare detects that a full email address has been entered instead of a domain, it will automatically extract and apply the domain.

Relevancy score for identifier recommendations

Identifier recommendations now display a relevancy score alongside each suggestion. The score is based on the identifier type and the estimated number of associated events.

With scores visible at a glance, you can quickly prioritize which identifiers are worth adding to your monitoring setup and skip the ones that would add noise without value.

Shareable links for filtered Named Breaches page

You can now copy the URL from a filtered 

 page and share it. Anyone who opens the link will land on the same view with the same filters already applied.


Sharing specific breach views with teammates no longer requires explaining which filters to set. One link, same context, instantly.

Tenant admin email alerts for broken IdP integrations

Flare now runs a daily test for IdP integrations. If a failure is detected, an email is automatically sent to the Tenant Admin notifying them of the issue.

Silent IdP failures can block user access without any obvious signal. Proactive daily testing means broken integrations surface immediately, before they become a bigger problem.

May 2026