Compromised credentials are the quiet way into an organisation. We enrol your email domain once and watch it continuously across breach data, infostealer logs and paste sites, so you know which staff are exposed and which breach or malware did it.
Infostealer alerts are the differentiator. A breach hit means a website someone used was compromised, possibly years ago. A stealer hit means a staff member's computer is compromised now and someone holds their saved passwords and live session cookies. The alert names who to reset and revoke today.
The service starts with an onboarding exposure assessment: every breached address and infostealer hit ranked by severity, with a 30-day fix list that becomes the baseline. Compromised password screening installs the published breached-password list into your Active Directory password filter, meeting the NIST SP 800-63B control that appears in most assessments and cyber insurance questionnaires. Executive reporting rolls the data into a trend line for the board, and during an incident we can answer how they got in within hours, not weeks.
