An employee's credentials were harvested by a Microsoft phish at 7:18:52 PM. Within 55 seconds, PreBreach Intelligence identified the compromised identity and flagged it for immediate action. The stolen credentials—email, password—never reached a dark web marketplace.
Traditional dark web monitoring would have detected this compromise months later—or most of the time, never will. Credentials are often shared or resold on the dark web only after they have already been exploited and hold no further benefit for the cybercriminal. By that point, the damage is already done.
This is the difference between reacting to a breach and preventing one.

