Dark Web Credential Monitoring
Continuous monitoring of breach databases and criminal forums for your organization's email domains and credentials, with immediate alerting when exposure is detected.
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Leaked passwords caught before criminals turn them into access.
Odd locations, devices, and timing surface the moment they appear.
Behavior patterns reveal imposters hiding behind valid accounts.
Compromised sessions cut off fast to protect your users.
Our Account Takeover Protection Services help organizations defend user, employee, and privileged accounts against evolving identity based threats. We combine compromised credential detection, suspicious login monitoring, behavioral analysis, MFA, risk based authentication, and identity threat detection to identify unusual access before it leads to account compromise. Our approach helps reduce credential abuse, strengthen authentication security, and protect critical accounts from unauthorized access.
Continuous monitoring of breach databases and criminal forums for your organization's email domains and credentials, with immediate alerting when exposure is detected.
Deployment and configuration of multi-factor authentication across your applications, VPN, and cloud services, with policy enforcement to ensure consistent adoption.
Behavioral analytics configured to surface suspicious authentication activity including credential stuffing attempts, impossible travel, and unusual access patterns.
A dedicated monitoring layer specifically for your identity and access management infrastructure, including Microsoft 365, Azure AD, and Okta environments.
Controls and monitoring for administrator and privileged user accounts, including session management, access reviews, and just-in-time provisioning.
Rapid response capability for confirmed account compromises including containment, scope assessment, forensic review, and full remediation.
Make Stolen Credentials Harder to Exploit
Strengthen authentication, identity monitoring, and response controls around your most important accounts.
PlutoSec specializes in identity and access management security with particular depth in Microsoft 365 and Azure Active Directory environments. We have helped organizations across the United States lock down their identity infrastructure, stop credential-based attacks, and recover from account compromises. Our certified team brings hands-on experience with both the attacker techniques used to compromise accounts and the defensive controls that stop them. When account takeover protection matters to your business, PlutoSec delivers it at the depth the threat demands.
Identify potential credential exposure through relevant breach intelligence and threat monitoring.
Detect unusual login patterns, risky locations, impossible travel, and abnormal access behavior.
Apply stronger monitoring and access controls where compromised credentials could create significant damage.
Apply stronger monitoring and access controls where compromised credentials could create significant damage.
Data from past breaches is freely available in criminal markets. If your users reuse passwords, their credentials from a breach elsewhere can be used against your systems right now.
Attackers use automated tools to test millions of stolen credential combinations against your login portals. Without proper detection, these attacks succeed quietly and quickly.
When an administrator or executive account is taken over, the damage is immediate and severe. Protecting high-value accounts requires more than just a strong password policy.
Employees accessing systems from personal devices and home networks create authentication patterns that are harder to monitor and easier for attackers to blend into.
Firewall rules and antivirus software are not designed to detect a login from a valid credential. Account takeover protection specifically monitors the identity and authentication layer those tools overlook.
Reduce the opportunity for stolen usernames and passwords to become successful entry points.
Strengthen security around administrators, executives, and other high-value identities.
Surface authentication behavior that differs from established patterns for individual users.
Concerned that stolen credentials could expose your business? Review your identity controls.