Credential Leakage

Prevent exposed credentials from being used for compromised accounts
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Relevant Teams
SOC
Identity and Access Management Teams (IAM)
Incident Response Teams
CISO
CITO

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Early Visibility into
Exposed Credentials

CTM360 provides timely visibility into credential leakage by continuously monitoring, validating, and alerting users to exposed login credentials across external attack surfaces. The platform identifies leaked usernames, passwords, API keys, access tokens, and other authentication details that could lead to unauthorized access and account compromise.

How CyberBlindspot Detects and helps Prevent Corporate Credential Leakage

Global Data Exposure Monitoring 

CTM360 provides timely visibility into leaked credentials by continuously monitoring breach databases, malware logs, underground forums, Telegram channels, and other external attack surfaces. The platform detects and validates exposed usernames, passwords, API keys, access tokens, and authentication secrets associated with the organization.

Personally Identifiable Information

CTM360 enables early detection of exposed Personally Identifiable Information (PII) across the external threat landscape. This includes sensitive customer or employee data such as names, email addresses, phone numbers, national identifiers, login credentials, and internal records that may appear in data dumps, breach repositories, or leaked sources.

Frequently Asked Questions

How does CTM360 detect leaked credentials and data?

Through continuous monitoring of breach databases, malware logs, underground forums, Telegram channels, GitHub, and cloud storage platforms. Credentials, keys, and sensitive identifiers linked to your organization are flagged promptly.

What happens after a credential leak is detected?

CTM360 tickets and alerts on the relevant finding, providing context to support investigation and prioritization. Security teams can then take appropriate action, such as resetting credentials, revoking tokens, suspending accounts, or escalating the case for further review.

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