Why Simple Breach Monitoring is No Longer Enough

Why Simple Breach Monitoring is No Longer Enough

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Keypoints

  • Stolen credentials are a top-tier security priority, yet many enterprises rely on checkbox monitoring and generic tools that lack forensic detail.
  • A Lunar survey found 85% of organizations rank stolen credentials as high risk and 62% list them among their top-three security priorities.
  • Infostealers like LummaC2, Rhadamanthys, Vidar, Acreed and macOS families (AMOS, Odyssey, MacSync, MioLab, Atlas) exfiltrate cookies and session tokens that can bypass MFA and EDR.
  • Only 32% of enterprises use dedicated credential monitoring and over 60% check for exposed credentials monthly, rarely, or not at all.
  • Mature breach monitoring requires continuous feeds, automation, and integrations to surface actionable exposures and automatically reset credentials and invalidate sessions.

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