credential screening
The 2026 Verizon DBIR
The latest Verizon DBIR and once again, Enzoic is proud to be a contributor, providing data on password complexity and compromise rates ...
Block Compromised Passwords Without Breaking User Experience
A practical guide to blocking compromised passwords without breaking user experience across applications and Active Directory ...
Password Retirement Is Premature
Password retirement is premature. Despite passwordless innovation, passwords remain critical in enterprise identity systems ...
Before the Breach: Identity Persistence Through Stolen Credentials
Stolen credentials often remain active long before a breach. See how identity persistence drives initial access risk ...
1.2 Million Bank Accounts Exposed in Financial Systems Breach
When headlines break about a financial systems breach, most people assume malware was involved. Ransomware. Exploits. A zero-day vulnerability. But in February 2026, French authorities confirmed something different: approximately 1.2 million bank ...
The Real Initial Access Vector: Compromised Active Directory Credentials
Compromised Active Directory credentials allow attackers to log in without exploits, driving modern authentication-based initial access ...
Previously Compromised Data: Why Credential Exposure Never Expires
For years, organizations have framed breach risk as something finite. A breach occurs, notifications are sent, passwords are reset, and the incident is eventually considered closed. On paper, that model suggests progress ...
Healthcare’s Identity Problem Isn’t Getting Better, It’s Getting Louder
Why healthcare breaches are rising, recovery is harder, and credentials are at the center of it all. Healthcare organizations didn’t experience fewer cyber incidents last year — they experienced many more of ...
Rising Risk of Compromised Credentials in AD
Analysis of Enzoic AD Lite scans shows compromised and weak credentials increased, exposing over 1 in 5 Active Directory accounts to risk ...
Inside the Credential Economy
Threat Research Retrospective: 2025 Data breaches came thick and fast this past year, continuing some trends from 2024. Healthcare remained a highly targeted and susceptible sector, with millions of records exposed and ...

