Keep work passwords on work sites.
When a work password is entered on a site you don't own, Secto blocks the page and alerts your security team.
Animation: a fake Microsoft sign-in from an Outlook link asks for a work password. Secto replaces the page with a block page and alerts the security team.
How passwords get stolen
Most credential theft ends at a password field.
- 01Any channel
The link can come from anywhere
Email, chat, QR codes and ads all end at a sign-in page in the browser.
- 02Trusted hosting
The link looks legitimate
The first page sits on a trusted file-sharing site, so filters let it through.
- 03MFA relay
The MFA code gets relayed
Modern phishing kits pass the MFA code to the real sign-in and take over the account.
- 04At the password
Secto intervenes at the password field
Secto spots a work password on a site you don't own, blocks the page and alerts your team.
Credential Harness™
What Secto does.
- Detects
- Work passwords entered on sites you don't own
- The employee sees
- A block page that explains why
- Your security team gets
- An alert with the user and the site
- Rollout
- Monitor first, then warn or block
Talk to the Secto team.
See Secto in action, from the policy console to the employee’s browser.
Frequently asked questions
Something else?
Talk to a security engineer about your browsers, identity provider and rollout.
Talk to our team- No. Secto keeps a one-way fingerprint to recognize a work password, never the password itself.
- Your company sign-in passwords. You choose which domains count as yours.
- Yes. Start by watching, then turn on warnings or blocking when you're ready.