Threat Intelligence Platform Delivers Frictionless Credential Security for Customer Environments
Enzoic, a leading provider of compromised credential detection and account takeover prevention solutions, is celebrating the success of its Partner Network in combatting Dark Web threats.
Since its inception in 2024, more than 100 companies have relied on the network to protect their customers from stolen passwords and credentials. The 2025 Verizon DBIR found that the latter remain the primary access vector, and are used in 88% of basic web application attacks. Enzoic enables organizations to eliminate this threat by continuously monitoring credential integrity. Using a combination of automated and proprietary threat intelligence, the company scans the Dark Web and alerts its partners to newly exposed data before it can be weaponized in their customer environments by attackers.
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Enzoic’s solutions thwarted numerous security vulnerabilities in 2025, including:
- Use of Weak/Previously Exposed Passwords: 59% of Enzoic’s partner activity was password change blocks, where the solution prevents people from selecting unsafe, compromised, or weak passwords during a reset or creation process. After identifying the exposed credential in its proprietary database, Enzoic uses fuzzy matching to prevent common variations and requires users to choose a more secure option.
- Compromised Passwords: 54% of employees in one study admit to using the same password across multiple accounts, meaning that a previously safe credential could be compromised in a subsequent breach. Mitigating this threat comprised 16% of Enzoic’s partner effort last year, with the solution detecting exposure during the login process and automatically forcing a reset or additional remediation measures as customized by the respective organizations.
- Password Sharing: Through Active Directory data analysis, Enzoic identified nearly 10,000 incidents of password sharing among users, providing its partners with actionable insights to help customers shore up this vulnerability.
- Stale User Accounts: Dormant accounts often retain elevated privileges and bypass modern security controls, giving hackers an entry point to sensitive data. Identifying and eliminating this threat accounted for 20% of Enzoic’s partner focus in 2025.
Enzoic’s compromised credential screening happens continuously and entirely in the background, helping partners strengthen their customers’ security posture without introducing additional friction or disrupting existing authentication systems.
Mike Green, CEO, Enzoic, said: “Stolen credentials as a threat vector are certainly nothing new, but that doesn’t make their impact any less devastating. Particularly as infostealers become more prominent and further compress the timeline between data theft and account takeover, companies need an automated solution to identify credential compromise before it’s too late. By enabling our partners to provide this insight in near real-time, we’re supporting their mission of enhanced authentication security and keeping Dark Web data out of their customer environments.”
Matt Killian, sales manager, BorderLAN Security, said: “Schools, cities, and businesses throughout the country entrust us with cybersecurity protection against barrage of threats. Our partnership with Enzoic is key to addressing one of the most pervasive vulnerabilities—stolen credentials. Their solution enables us to alert customers when compromised passwords are in use, ensuring they can act before this data leads to a breach.”
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