Catch exposed credentials before the takeover.
Account takeover and corporate-environment compromise both start the same way: a credential surfacing somewhere it shouldn't. Credential Exposure Management watches breach corpora, infostealer dumps, and credential-stuffing lists continuously for credentials tied to your organization.
Detection ahead of account takeover.
Identity teams, fraud-prevention teams, and SOCs all run this workflow. The question they answer: which of our employee or customer credentials have surfaced in dumps, and how do we act before they get used? Pre-Deepinfo, the answer typically comes from incident response after a fraud event. Post-Deepinfo, the answer comes from daily alerts.
Three credential-exposure surfaces feed the workflow: breach corpora (third-party-service compromise), infostealer logs (credentials captured from infected devices including session cookies that bypass MFA), and credential-stuffing lists (assembled for ATO campaigns). Each surface has different time-sensitivity; infostealer-derived credentials are typically actionable within hours.
Outcomes: identity teams force credential resets ahead of takeover; fraud teams see exposure days or weeks before it lands as fraud; ATO incident volume drops as the lead time on exposure detection extends.
Three credential streams, one alerting pipeline.
Employee Email Breach Monitoring for workforce credentials. Compromised Employee Device Monitoring for infostealer-derived exposure. Compromised Client Credential Monitoring for customer-facing credentials. Compromised Payment Credential Monitoring for card data.
Employee Email Breach Monitoring.
Continuous monitoring of breach corpora for any address on your corporate domains. Each alert carries source breach, exposure date, credential type, and plaintext password where the breach exposed it.
Compromised Employee Device Monitoring.
Continuous monitoring of infostealer log dumps for indicators tying back to your organization. Active session cookies bypass MFA and warrant top-priority response.
Compromised Client Credential Monitoring.
Customer-facing credential exposure surfaced from breach corpora, infostealer dumps, and credential-stuffing lists. Routes to fraud-prevention workflows for proactive ATO blocking.
Compromised Payment Credential Monitoring.
Card data tied to your BIN ranges or your customer card-on-file footprint, surfaced from POS-compromise dumps, e-commerce skimming, and payment-credential markets.
Customers running credential-exposure management at fraud-team scale.
An e-commerce platform
Customer credential and payment-credential exposure tracking across 25M+ customers.
Read the storyA major Türkiye-based bank
Continuous monitoring of breach exposure across employee + customer credential surfaces.
Read the storyA regional aviation operator
Loyalty-credential exposure tracked continuously across breach corpora and infostealer dumps.
Read the story“Credential exposure used to be a quarterly review. Now it's a continuous queue: any time an employee or customer credential surfaces in a breach or infostealer dump, we rotate before the attacker tests it.”
Related use cases.
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Run Deepinfo against your domain. The free threat exposure report includes a breach-exposure scan; continuous monitoring picks up from there.