Commvault partners with CloudSEK to detect exposed credentials on the dark web and strengthen enterprise identity security.
Cybersecurity company Commvault has announced a new integration with threat intelligence firm CloudSEK aimed at helping organizations detect exposed credentials circulating on the dark web and prevent identity-based cyberattacks.
The partnership integrates CloudSEK’s dark web credential intelligence directly into Commvault’s Active Directory security and monitoring tools. By combining external threat data with internal identity monitoring, organizations can identify compromised accounts earlier and respond before attackers exploit them.
The integration is designed to tackle a growing problem in cybersecurity: stolen login credentials. According to industry research, the majority of data breaches now involve compromised usernames and passwords, which are frequently traded on underground marketplaces and hacker forums.
With the new system, exposed credentials discovered on the dark web are correlated with internal identity telemetry inside an organization’s Active Directory environment. This allows security teams to quickly lock, disable, or reset affected accounts and roll back suspicious changes before attackers can escalate privileges or deploy ransomware.
The platform also automatically prioritizes vulnerabilities and risks identified across internal systems, public sources, and dark web intelligence feeds. Security teams receive guidance on remediation steps so they can address the most critical threats first.
Cybersecurity experts warn that credential-based attacks are becoming more dangerous as automation and AI allow threat actors to exploit stolen data faster than ever. The collaboration between Commvault and CloudSEK aims to close the gap between external threat intelligence and internal security defenses.
The CloudSEK integration is expected to become available later this year for customers using Commvault’s Active Directory vulnerability assessment and anomaly detection tools.
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