How Exabeam Solves Eight Compromised Insider Use Cases
Guide
A compromised insider is one of the most dangerous and difficult threats to detect. This attack begins when an adversary acquires valid credentials—whether a user’s password, a service account token, or an AI agent’s API key—and uses them to operate undetected inside your network.
Once in, they can move laterally, escalate privileges, and find sensitive data. This guide details how Exabeam uses behavioral analytics to find and stop them.
This guide explains how Exabeam identifies and mitigates eight common compromised insider use cases:
- Compromised Credentials
- Lateral Movement
- Privilege Escalation
- Privileged Activity
- Evasion
- Account Manipulation
- Data Exfiltration
- Compromised AI Agents
Download the full guide to learn how Exabeam can help protect your organization from these insider threats.
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