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Get notified when corporate passwords are reused on third-party websites or untrusted Shadow IT applications. Define custom complexity rules and check all corporate directory accounts against known breached passwords. Enhance password policies by adding custom blacklists, banned expressions, and advanced rules to identify weak accounts—even if they meet Microsoft’s default password policies.
Gain visibility into unmanaged Shadow IT, Shadow AI, and SaaS accounts as soon as they are created or accessed using corporate email credentials—organizations discover up to 20 unmanaged accounts per employee during the initial phase of implementations. Leverage over 20 indicators of password hygiene to mitigate risky accounts and secure sensitive business services.
Monitor more than a dozen pre-defined SSO providers, along with unlimited custom OpenID or SAML configurations, to uncover unmanaged Shadow SSO identities used to access business applications—without API connections.
Secure your organization’s cloud identity footprint by sanitizing email-based accounts, browser-saved passwords, and unmanaged Shadow SSO logins when employees or contractors leave. Without complete visibility, your cloud infrastructure risks becoming a patchwork of unknown identities and access roles.
Detect shared accounts, impersonated identities, abandoned accounts, and other suspicious behaviors using built-in indicators. Create custom policies and workflows to pinpoint and correlate when specific user accounts, email addresses, or applications are misused.
Microsoft Entra Password Protection has limitations when it comes to detecting weak or breached passwords. It relies on scoring, limited complexity rule parameters, and does not check for breached passwords. The global banned password list is derived from the telemetry provided through password-spraying traffic that prevents large-scale attacks yet offers little protection against a skilled or targeted breach. Advanced protections are also subject to licensing and deployment type for local and hybrid implementations of Active Directory.
Scirge gives organizations the tools to discover and manage Shadow IT by tracking where and how corporate credentials are used across SaaS, supply-chain, GenAI, and other web applications. It helps discover Shadow SaaS and Shadow AI, and identify risks like password reuse, shared accounts, and phishing, while providing real-time awareness messages, automated workflows, and actionable insights.
