AllCreds Compromised Credential Screening
Stop Accepting Compromised Usernames & Passwords
AllCreds enables organizations to proactively make dynamic, risk-based decisions on each user or login attempt, to strategically present forms of step-up authentication, or to require password resets—based on whether their username & password have been compromised and/or successfully used by bad actors on other sites.
AllCreds is built on myNetWatchman’s live data surveillance and proprietary data repository of over 35 billion exposed credential pairs and over 800 million protected user accounts. Not just compromised passwords, but credentials pairs. Not just credentials that have been breached, but those that are actively being used.
As an integral part of the customer credential verification cycle, be alerted during account setup, account resets, or at login if customers attempt to use credential pairs known to be compromised by criminals.
Be aware of active use of compromised credential pairs before it’s too late.
Verify a credential pairs’, username and password, have not been used by criminals, anywhere.
Strategically present forms of step-up authentication or require password resets.
Make dynamic, risk-based decisions on each user or login attempt.
Respond appropriately based on your own protocols and procedures.
How Companies Are Using
AllCreds Compromised
Credential Screening
Powerful Prevention Against ATO
Our data analysis has shown that bad actors will test credentials multiple times before an attack—sometimes months or years before. Companies using AllCreds can proactively prompt users to change their passwords before an actual attack for monetization occurs.
How AllCreds Works with Your Credential Verification Cycle
With AllCreds, a simple API call checks the credential pair (username and password) against 35+ billion compromised credential pairs in less than the blink of an eye. The credentials are flagged if they've ever been used by a criminal anywhere. Then your policies decide what to do with next.
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“One ISP reduced ATO from an average of 3,000 accounts per day to 4 accounts per day.”