Credential Theft Prevention
Protect the credentials attackers are trying to obtain.
Credential theft remains a common path into business systems. Seraph helps organisations assess whether employees can recognise credential-harvesting attempts and reinforces safer authentication behaviour.
Why It Matters
A stolen credential bypasses most other controls.
Once an attacker has a valid username and password, many technical defences designed to keep intruders out become far less effective — the credential itself is treated as trusted.
Common Credential Attacks
- Fake Microsoft 365 login pages
- Fake password reset requests
- Shared-document lures
- MFA phishing
- Cloud application impersonation
- QR-code login attacks
- Helpdesk impersonation
What Seraph Tests
- User recognition
- Link interaction
- Credential submission
- Reporting behaviour
- Repeat behaviour
- Response after intervention
Reinforced Behaviours
- Verify login destinations
- Use approved bookmarks
- Recognise unusual authentication requests
- Report suspicious pages
- Use MFA correctly
- Contact IT/security when unsure
See It In Action
Credential TestIllustrative example
- ScenarioFake Microsoft 365 login page
- AudienceAll staff
- Detection PointLink interaction
- StatusScheduled
Security Outcomes
Fewer convincing login pages become compromised accounts.
Reduce the likelihood that a convincing login page becomes a compromised corporate account.
Related Human Risk Capabilities
Reduce credential-related human risk.
Tell us about your organisation and current human risk programme. Our team will help scope the right next step.