Detect Compromised Credentials After Login
Reveal detects and responds to credential abuse after authentication by identifying anomalous identity behavior and intervening before attackers cause damage.
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Why Valid Credentials Still Lead to Breaches
Attackers no longer need to break in when they can log in. Compromised credentials routinely bypass MFA and access controls. Once authenticated, attackers operate with legitimate permissions – often undetected.
Traditional tools struggle because:
Detection often happens after lateral movement or data exposure.
Credential Abuse Happens After Login
What differentiates a real user from an attacker using stolen credentials is not authentication – it’s behavior.
Reveal detects credential abuse by analyzing:
- Behavioral changes across systems
- Activity inconsistent with historical norms
- Unusual access patterns
This allows detection even when credentials and MFA are valid.
How Reveal Stops Credential Abuse
Reveal continuously monitors identity behavior after authentication and detects attacker activity early.
When misuse is identified, Reveal:
Surfaces high-confidence identity threats
Provides clear investigation context
Automatically intervenes to contain attacker activity
This supports a more preemptive approach to credential threat defense – before escalation.
Who This Is For?
CISOs
Focused on reducing breach impact
SecOps Teams
Investigating account takeovers
Identity Teams
Managing access but lacking post-login visibility