Source: Identity Theft Resource Center Annual Data Breach Report. US publicly disclosed incidents only. Actual global figure is estimated 3–5× higher.
$15M – $100M+ impact — Helpdesk impersonation
$15M ransom — Helpdesk impersonation
Client data published — Compromised network credential
2.5M documents — Stolen credential
600K+ individuals — Credential-based file share
Customer financial data — Internet-facing credential
3TB data — Phished credential
6.9M profiles — Credential stuffing
All customers — Support system credential
Aerospace data — Active Directory credential
Ops halted — Stolen credential → port systems
18,000 orgs — Vendor build server credential
$50–70M impact — Phished employee credential
$42M ransom — Compromised network credential
Vaccine data stolen — Compromised system credential
220M citizens — Third-party system credential
73M records — Third-party vendor credential
9M customers — Credential confirmed
$4.4M ransom — Inactive VPN, no MFA
1,500 businesses — MSP platform credential
$11M ransom — RDP credential
90 airlines hit — Aviation platform credential
$40M+ losses — Stolen credential
$42M losses — Single stolen credential
$625M stolen — Social engineering / fake job offer
40M voter records — Compromised system credential
Full access — Contractor credential / MFA fatigue
Ops disrupted — Vishing → password manager
14 plants halted — Supplier RDP credential
9.7M patients — Service provider credential
25M vaults — Developer credential
Customer + staff PII — Phished M365 credential
Weeks offline — Internet-facing credential
Gov comms disrupted — VPN credential
$22M ransom — Valid credential, no MFA
Thousands of MSPs — Auth bypass / MSP platform
15,000 dealerships — Helpdesk reset
560M records — Cloud platform credential
30M customers — Third-party database credential
165+ companies — Shared cloud platform credential
2.9B records — Aggregator platform credential
10,000+ ops disrupted — VPN credential, no MFA
270K military records — Contractor payroll credential
400GB data — SFTP system credential
£300M lost — Helpdesk impersonation
£107M lost — Helpdesk impersonation
£1.5B impact — Supply chain credential
Ops disrupted — Stolen credential
62M records — SIS platform credential
Min. National institution — Credential in plaintext email
National broadcaster — Credential in plaintext email
6M records — Cloud environment credential
1.2M accounts — Valid credential → registry
275M records — Single stolen credential
200K systems erased — Credential-based system access
Source code + credentials — Credential-based OS
42M records — Telecom data exposed — Platform credential
45M records — Student PII exposed — Salesforce platform credential
350GB exfiltrated — EU institutions hit — Mail server & DB credential
Breach cascade — Multiple platforms hit — Salesforce Aura + AWS credential
8.7M records — Hospitality data breach — Cloud platform credential
Consumer data — Global brand targeted — Credential-based access
Critical infra — Energy sector targeted — Credential-based system access
Gerencia direitos de acesso. Mas os usuários controlam a credencial.
Protege acessos privilegiados. Mas os usuários controlam a credencial.
Uma credencial, todos os sistemas. Mas os usuários controlam a credencial.
Adiciona um segundo fator. Mas os usuários controlam a credencial.
Verifica cada solicitação. Mas os usuários controlam a credencial.
Sua organização controla todas as credenciais. Não os usuários.
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Unphishability
Pare as violações onde elas começam, removendo credenciais das mãos humanas.
Inclui
Proteja suas portas internas SSH Root. VPN. App locais. APIs de terceiros
Resiliência
Estenda o controle de credenciais à infraestrutura principal e isole a propagação de violações.
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Comprove controle e conformidade DORA. GDPR. ISO 27001. SOC2
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Trilha de auditoria completa e evidências automáticas de conformidade em todos os ambientes.
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