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Take an Offensive Approach to Password Security by Continuously Monitoring for Breached Passwords

by | Oct 11, 2023 | Uncategorized |

Passwords are at the core of securing access to an organization’s data. However, they also come with security vulnerabilities that stem from their inconvenience. With a growing list of credentials to keep track of, the average end-user can default to shortcuts. Instead of creating a strong and unique password for each account, they resort to easy-to-remember passwords, or use the same password