Privileged Account Security in Active Directory

Privileged accounts in Active Directory (AD) are the keys to your organization’s most sensitive systems, data, and administrative tools. These accounts play an essential role in managing access and keeping things running ...

Enzoic Acquires VeriClouds

VeriClouds and Enzoic signed an agreement to bring our customers a more innovative service under the Enzoic brand ...

Protecting Public Sector Organizations from the Threat of Compromised Credentials

Enzoic has partnered with CIS CyberMarket to enhance cybersecurity offerings for public sector organizations ...
BEC Attack Prevention

BEC Attack Prevention

Once attackers have valid credentials, they gain unauthorized access to email accounts, making it much easier to carry out a BEC attack ...
Enhancing AD Security Against Password Spraying Attacks

Enhancing AD Security Against Password Spraying Attacks

Active Directory can be exploited through password spraying attacks and compromised credentials. Five Eyes recommends the following controls ...

Insights from IBM’s 2024 Cost of a Data Breach Report

The cost of a data breach has reached alarming levels. The global average spiked to $4.88 million, a 10% increase over the previous year ...
Enzoic Dark Web Data Integration with ITDR Solutions

Enzoic Dark Web Data Integration with ITDR Solutions

For ITDR solutions, addressing compromised credentials head-on is crucial to protecting end users' environments ...
Enhancing PAM Solutions with Enzoic

Enhancing PAM Solutions with Enzoic

Get advanced integration of Dark Web intelligence and compromised credential data into PAM solutions to enhance security measures ...

Does the Mother Of All Breaches Matter?

What is the Mother of All Breaches?  In January of 2024, security researcher Bob Dyachenko discovered a supermassive data leak, consisting of an astounding 12 terabytes of information and containing over 26 ...
How to Mitigating Credential Stuffing Attacks

How to Mitigating Credential Stuffing Attacks

A single compromised credential can trigger a broader security disaster. Companies must prioritize defending against credential stuffing attacks ...