CredMaster analyzes dark web forums and markets for compromised credentials. It verifies the accuracy of findings and automatically reports details to the affected organization, including the source of the compromise when possible. Our real-time security monitoring services are designed to detect and assist in the response to security events that may jeopardize participating organizations. By leveraging our expertise and resources, we aim to improve the cybersecurity posture for all our partners, ensuring the safety and integrity of their digital assets.
What This Means for Your Organization
✅ Detect compromised credentials before they are actively exploited
✅ Reduce the risk of account takeover and unauthorized access
✅ Gain visibility into credential exposure across dark web sources
✅ Receive analyst-reviewed alerts from the RSOC
✅ Improve your ability to respond quickly to credential-related threats
What We Analyze
We monitor for indicators of credential exposure across external sources, including:
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Compromised usernames and passwords
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Dark web marketplace and forum activity
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Credential dumps and breach data
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Indicators of credential reuse across systems
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Sources of compromise when available
What You Receive
The RSOC provides clear, actionable outputs to support incident response:
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Timely alerts for detected credential exposure
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Analyst-validated notifications to reduce false positives
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Details on affected accounts and exposure sources (when available)
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Actionable recommendations for remediation, including password resets and account review
Ready to get started?
Existing partners can request services in the Support Portal!
How It Works
Detecting Compromised Credentials
Credentials associated with your organization appear in a dark web marketplace following a third-party breach.
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CredMaster identifies exposed credentials linked to your organization
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RSOC analysts verify and validate the findings
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The exposure is confirmed as a potential security risk
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Your team is notified with recommended remediation actions
What’s Required From Your Organization
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A designated technical or security point of contact
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Identification of monitored domains or email address formats
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Coordination during onboarding and configuration
RSOC staff will work with your team to determine the most appropriate monitoring scope and notification approach.