Credential Compromise Attempt Detection and Automated Response
Credentials are crucial for system security, making it vital to detect and respond to compromise attempts quickly. Modern attacks are fast and sophisticated, so automated solutions are key. Cyware is here to help your team detect and respond to credential compromise.
Detect Credential Dumping Attempt
Cyware’s cyber fusion center uses the Credential Compromise Attempt Detection and Automated Response playbook to detect and mitigate credential dumping attempts. The Credential Compromise Attempt Detection and Automated Response playbook continuously looks for credential dumping alerts on extended detection and response (XDR) systems. When a credential dumping attempt is detected, XDR retrieves the alerts and performs several activities.
Cyware Strengths
Minimized Response Times
Reduce response time from an average of 3 hours with manual intervention to under 10 minutes with automation.
Enhanced Security Measures
Strike the right balance between swift action and human intervention, empowering analysts to intervene when necessary.
Collaboration-Driven Response
Enable security teams to deploy response actions precisely when needed, ensuring that response measures are implemented at the right phase of the incident.
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Frequently Asked Questions
How does the Credential Compromise Attempt Detection and Automated Response playbook work?
The playbook continuously monitors for credential dumping alerts generated by security tools like an XDR Agent. When an alert is triggered, it retrieves details, initiates incident response actions, notifies relevant parties, and updates alert statuses.