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Account takeover prevention

Monitor your email domains for exposure

Whenever a service is breached or exposes user credentials, there’s a chance your organization’s username and password combination could be among the leaked data. Ordinarily, there’s little chance to monitor leaked data across the various marketplaces, including on the dark web. With SolarWinds® Identity Monitor, you have a better chance to know early about such credential exposure.

Get notified about leaked credentials

Time is of the essence when it comes to reacting to potential threats. With Identity Monitor, you‘ll get notified about your credentials appearing in a data leak as soon as we identify it. This allows you to immediately act upon the information, reset passwords, and possibly inspect recent logins.

Reset passwords before they can be misused

When you get notified about your monitored domains appearing in a data leak, you have a chance to prevent attackers using legitimate credentials to enter your systems. Force a password reset for the affected accounts and the leaked credentials will be useless in the hands of the attackers. For best practice, educate your users about unique passwords and using a password manager. A data breach and credential exposure show the threat is real—it’s not just theoretical.

Credential exposure notifications

Reaction time is of the essence

Bad actors don’t wait and don’t idle. When they get their hands on a credential list, they usually try to use it immediately. To prevent them from using legitimate credentials to access your systems, you need to act fast.

When we know, you know

We constantly discover and analyze new data leaks. As soon as we have actionable information to share, you get a notification, so you can have a head start on any possible bad actors.

Remediation advice

The data we collect comes in various levels of severity and from different sources. Each record comes with contextual details to help you decide the right course of action.

Private email monitoring

Power of email from the CEO

“Hey, this is the CEO. Lost access to my company email, IT is working on it. Wire $200,000 to this account ASAP.” You’d think nobody would fall for an email like this. Most don’t, but enough people do. It makes your executives’ and other high-impact employees’ private email accounts a target for crooks. It’s not just tricking the accountant either—the possibilities for a scam are limited only by the imagination.

Past, present, and future exposure no more

With SolarWinds® Identity Monitor, you can get immediate insight into past data breaches and see where monitored credentials showed up. This gives you the data needed to verify none of the past exposed passwords are in use anymore. Continued monitoring and data breach notifications then allow you to quickly react to any new data breaches and enact preventive actions as needed, such as password resets.

Another piece of the security puzzle

Monitoring credential exposure is a critical part of keeping private email accounts safe. Using a unique and complex password is oft-repeated and valid advice. Security questions on the email account shouldn’t have trivially guessed answers, either. Encourage key employees to use multi-factor authentication. Consider the phone number spoofing attack vector. The list can go on, but despite best measures, a valid credential can end up in a data breach. Getting an early notification can prevent disaster.

Multiple monitored domains

Monitor IP addresses for possible malware

Add an IPv4 address or IPv4 network CIDR to your watchlist and we’ll monitor for it in botnets and breaches. If we match an IP address from a botnet, it might indicate an employee has active credential-stealing malware on their computer. If we encounter the IP address in a breach, it's typically because the exposed data contains the last logon IP of a user.

Monitor key employees’ private email credentials

Multiple domain monitoring for complete coverage

Organizations, especially larger ones, can often have multiple email domains in use. You can monitor them all for exposure in a data breach. Get notified if one of your domains shows up with associated credentials in a data breach and act on it to prevent account takeover attempts.

Reduced response time

Stolen credentials are spreading—fast!

Stolen or found credentials are valuable assets and get traded or shared quickly. Attackers know the longer they wait to sell or use the credentials, the bigger the chance the passwords change or expire.

Reaction time is of the essence

Bad actors don’t wait and don’t idle. When they get a credential list, they usually try to use it immediately. To prevent them from using legitimate credentials to access your systems, you need to act fast.

Automated credential stuffing

Attackers use a multitude of automation tools to go through a credential list with the hope of finding working email and password combinations. The scale and speed plays into their hands—the bigger the leak, the better chance of some users reusing passwords and opening doors into other systems or applications.

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Prevent Account Takeover

Account takeover prevention

Monitor your email domains for exposure

Get notified about leaked credentials

Reset passwords before they can be misused

Credential exposure notifications

Reaction time is of the essence

When we know, you know

Remediation advice

Private email monitoring

Power of email from the CEO

Past, present, and future exposure no more

Another piece of the security puzzle

Multiple monitored domains

Monitor IP addresses for possible malware

Monitor key employees’ private email credentials

Multiple domain monitoring for complete coverage

Reduced response time

Stolen credentials are spreading—fast!

Reaction time is of the essence

Automated credential stuffing

Combining Automation and Human Intelligence to Lower Your Risk

What is account takeover?

What is account takeover?

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How does account takeover happen?

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What types of information are we looking for?

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Account takeover prevention

Monitor your email domains for exposure

Get notified about leaked credentials

Reset passwords before they can be misused

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