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SearchLight and Azure AD: Auto Validate Exposed Credentials

Credential exposure is a high-priority issue, preventing attackers from accessing your systems or selling this access to the highest bidder in dark web criminal marketplaces.

Yet, not all detected exposed credentials are useful to security teams. Analysts must assess if the credentials are authentic or made up, if they are active or inactive, if the email and password matches the corporate format policy, and if they have been previously actioned— all to say, does this exposed credentials pair pose a risk to our organization?

In this webinar we discuss how this process is now automated in SearchLight by our Microsoft Azure AD integration, drastically reducing the time required to triage.

Check out the presentation slides from our live webinar and the recording above!

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