Struggling to Keep Up with Credential Stuffing Attacks?

ThreatX uses a combination of techniques to detect a wide range of automated threats, including credential stuffing, without introducing false positives or additional friction like CAPTCHAs. ThreatX challenges suspicious actors with active interrogation to see how they react when tar pitting traffic or returning web cookies. ThreatX also automatically profiles the application’s “normal” behavior by monitoring usage and underlying services, enabling early identifiers of credential stuffing attempts. 

ThreatX continuously monitors attackers and botnet activity as these threats progress over time to provide security teams with comprehensive behavior analytics and attack forensics. ThreatX uses attacker fingerprinting to track threat behavior over time no matter if they attempt to evade detection by cycling IP or user agents. It learns what threats to your system look like and stops them based on their risk level, so you can keep sites available and business humming. 

With ThreatX in place, organizations attempting to protect their login pages can finally block credential stuffing attacks effectively and accurately, without negatively impacting the experience of customers trying to access their accounts and ensure platform performance isn’t degregated. Given the increasing use of bots to carry out volumetric attacks, such as credential stuffing, account takeover, and DDoS, ThreatX is a necessity for our customers to maintain a strong security posture in today’s threat landscape with the platform’s automated risk-based blocking.