Morningstar Enzoic's Partner Network Enhances Dark Web Credential Security
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- •Enzoic's Partner Network has over 100 companies combating Dark Web credential threats.
- •Stolen credentials are involved in 88% of basic web application attacks.
- •The automated monitoring solution provides near real-time alerts to prevent breaches.
Enzoic, a provider of compromised credential detection solutions, has successfully established its Partner Network to combat Dark Web threats since 2024. Over 100 companies utilize this network to protect their customers from stolen passwords and credentials, which are involved in 88% of basic web application attacks according to the 2025 Verizon DBIR. Enzoic's platform continuously monitors credential integrity and scans the Dark Web for exposed data, alerting partners before it can be exploited. The company's automated solution aims to identify credential compromises in near real-time, thereby enhancing authentication security. CEO Mike Green emphasized the urgency of addressing stolen credentials as infostealers become more prevalent. BorderLAN Security's sales manager, Matt Killian, noted the importance of Enzoic's solution in alerting customers about compromised passwords to prevent breaches. The initiative reflects a growing focus on automated security measures in the face of evolving cyber threats.
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