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
In brief
What is Credential Harness™?
Credential Harness™ keeps work passwords on work sites. When an employee enters a company sign-in password on a site the company doesn't own, such as a fake sign-in page reached from an email, a chat message, a QR code or a search ad, Secto blocks the page. The employee sees a block page that explains why, and the security team gets an alert with the user and the site.
Secto recognizes a work password from a one-way fingerprint and never stores the password itself. You choose which domains count as yours, and you can start in monitor mode before turning on warnings or blocking.
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.