Compromised Credential Management (CCM)
Compromised Credential Management (CCM) empowers organizations to detect and respond to threats involving exposed user credentials and domain mentions, which are common targets for cyberattacks that can severely impact brand reputation. Through seamless integration with trusted third-party tools, you can monitor compromised credentials, track dark web activity tied to your domains, and receive actionable threat intelligence through Identity and Access Management (IAM) systems. You can also automate your security response by configuring predefined actions for at-risk users.
What are the use cases of CCM?
CCM helps you detect and gather compromised credentials from various trusted third-party applications, providing a centralized overview. It deduplicates and normalizes the data, ensuring you have an organized and unified view of all exposed credentials in one place.
With Domain Sightings, CCM enables you to track when and where your organization’s domains are mentioned on the dark web. These sightings provide early visibility into potential threats, allowing you to take timely action and reduce exposure.
With comprehensive dashboards and data insights, CCM provides a clear overview of your organization's digital presence. This helps you analyze trends, understand patterns in credential compromises, and compare the performance of third-party tools across multiple metrics to identify the most effective solutions.
You can enhance your credential monitoring by optionally integrating CCM with IAM tools. This helps you identify and prioritize exposed credentials from multiple sources with greater precision.
CCM gives you the flexibility to automate your response workflows using playbooks, enabling a range of actions from simple to advanced, tailored to your organization’s remediation needs.