Configure Cyware Compromised Credential Management (CCM)
The Cyware CCM app enables organizations to detect, manage, and mitigate risks associated with compromised user credentials. It continuously monitors credential threats and provides real-time visibility, helping to prevent unauthorized access, minimize data breaches, and secure sensitive systems and information.
Create a Cyware CCM Instance
You can configure a Cyware CCM instance to help monitor compromised credentials.
Steps
To create a Cyware CCM instance, follow these steps:
Access CCM and click Manage Apps.
From the App Store, choose Cyware CCM and click Install.
To create an instance, click Configure and use the following information:
Instance Name : Enter a unique name for the Cyware CCM instance.
Instance Description (Optional): Enter the description for the instance.
Expiry (Optional): Select the expiration period for the instance. After the expiration period, the app stops working.
Set as default instance (Optional): Select this to set this instance as the default instance for polling data.
Note
If there are no existing instances, then the instance you create will be added as the default instance.
Timeout (Optional): Enter the timeout value in seconds. This is the number of seconds that requests will wait to establish a connection with Cyware CCM. The allowed range is 15-120. By default, the timeout value is set to 15.
Domains (Optional): Enter one or more domains to retrieve associated compromised credentials. For example, sampledomain.com
Verify (Optional): Select this to verify SSL or TLS when making requests. It is recommended to enable this option. Not selecting it may lead to connection issues.
To save the configuration and add the instance, click Add Instance.
After adding the instance, Cyware CCM retrieves data based on your settings, enabling CCM to monitor and analyze compromised credentials.
Supported Actions
The following actions are supported by the Cyware CCM app to monitor compromised credentials:
Action Name | Description |
|---|---|
Get Compromised Credentials by Domain | This action retrieves a list of compromised credentials associated with the domain. |
Manage Webhook for a Domain | This action creates or removes a webhook for the associated domain. |
View Compromised Credentials
After adding a Cyware CCM instance, you can view the compromised credentials detected by Cyware CCM in the Dashboard as summarized data through widgets or in the Compromised Credentials section as detailed records. For more information on viewing compromised credentials on the Dashboards or in individual records, see View Dashboard and View Compromised Credentials.