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Automated Credential Stuffing Protection
When cyber defenders lack the automatic visibility of corporate and personal clear-text credentials exposed in the open, deep, and dark web, they leave the door open to initial access via valid credentials.
How Picnic helps your team
Many employees use the same passwords across their work and personal applications. Threat actors connect personal and work identities and leverage exposed credentials, including passwords associated with employee and contractor personal accounts, for credential stuffing attacks that provide initial access to targeted infrastructure.
Picnic provides visibility and continuous monitoring of breach data to identify exposed corporate, personal, and third-party credentials, and automatically prevents their reuse within the organization.
Capabilities and services
- Breach data monitoring: Visualize and report on users at risk of credential compromise by dynamically tapping into multiple breach data repositories, social media, and the open, deep, and dark web.
- Credential compromise protection: Dynamically feed a password filter to your IdP via a Picnic API or natively via an Active Directory plugin.
- Unlimited passwords: Overcome Active Directory's limit of 1,000 passwords maximum and secure an entire population of users and service accounts.
- Versatility: any IdP via API, or on-prem and hybrid Active Directory environments.
- Enablement of security workflows: Trigger password resets and MFA for the users at risk of credential compromise and credential stuffing attacks.
- Logging: events are streamed to your SIEM via Windows.
Outcomes and benefits
- Automate credential compromise protection at scale for less manual work and improve your organization's security posture.
- Reduce the number of security incidents derived from successful credential stuffing attacks.
- Reduce operational expenses associated with responding to active threats derived from successful credential stuffing attacks, the source of almost half of all login attempts.
Resources
- Leaflet: Automated Credential Stuffing Protection
- Datasheet: Automated Credential Stuffing Protection.
- Solution Brief
- Whitepaper: Practical guide to secure your organization against credential stuffing attacks.
- Blog: The rising threat of credential compromise and how companies can safeguard against this attack vector.
- On-Demand Webinar: Mitigating Credential Compromise and Preventing Credential Stuffing Attacks.
- Human Attack Surface Protection (HASP) Framework
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