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The 2026 Identity Breach Report: Industrialized Identity Risk

Adversaries have transitioned from Generative AI to Agentic AI, weaponizing a 1-trillion-attribute footprint to execute autonomous, multi-channel impersonation at machine speed. The 2026 Identity Breach Report analyzes this fundamental shift toward high-density intelligence and automated exploitation.

Key Insights:

Agentic AI Evolution: Adversaries now use autonomous agents to plan and execute complex identity attacks.
Industrialized Exploitation: A 661% surge in Hacked-Leaked breaches means 95% of records are ready for immediate use.
Identity Density: Record growth (135%) far outpaces unique email growth (11%), making individuals more “attackable” through attribute correlation.
Leadership Risks: Synthesis of professional and personal PII enables rapid, multi-channel impersonation of executives.
The Plaintext Problem: With 68.89% of credentials exposed in plaintext via infostealers, legacy hashing is no longer a primary defense.

Strengthening Identity Security: Governance, Visibility & Autonomous Remediation

Identity-led attacks are escalating — from AI-powered social engineering to the abuse of compromised credentials sold on the dark web. Yet most organizations lack the visibility, governance, and automated remediation needed to stop these threats before they cause damage. This white paper exposes the reality: while many organizations claim high maturity, the evidence tells a different story.

What You’ll Learn:

The top identity-led threats and why they’re accelerating
Where visibility gaps leave organizations vulnerable
Why claimed “maturity” often doesn’t match reality
The capabilities with the fastest growth in importance
A practical roadmap for proactive rightsizing, threat detection, and autonomous remediation

Download now to discover where gaps exist, the capabilities executives are prioritizing, and the roadmap to strengthen your identity security posture.

What 107 Billion Exposed Records Reveal About Today’s Identity Threat Landscape

Credential theft has overtaken hacking – are you prepared for the new frontline of cyber risk?

Constella Intelligence’s 2025 Identity Breach Report delivers a data-rich, executive-ready breakdown of how cybercriminals are industrializing identity compromise. With over 219,000 breach events and 107 billion exposed records analyzed, this report maps today’s identity attack surface – and the infostealer-driven, AI-powered tactics behind it.

What You’ll Learn

Why credentials – not vulnerabilities – now power most major breaches
How infostealers and agentic AI are reshaping the threat landscape
Which sectors, geographies, and executives are most exposed
What your team can do now to mitigate identity-driven attacks

The Identity Intelligence Playbook – A Practical Guide for CISOs and Security Teams Navigating Identity-Centric Risk

For years, cybersecurity teams have depended on Indicators of Compromise (IOCs)—IP addresses, domain names, malware hashes—to detect and respond to threats. But as attackers evolve, these traditional signals are proving insufficient. Threat actors now bypass defenses by exploiting one thing defenders often overlook: identity.

Stolen credentials, compromised session cookies, and synthetic identities have become the most valuable assets in a cybercriminal’s arsenal. In fact, IBM’s X-Force reported a 71% surge in the use of stolen credentials as an initial access vector in 2023. In this new threat landscape, CISOs must pivot from an IOCcentric mindset to one that prioritizes identity signals. This playbook provides a framework for using identity-centric digital risk intelligence to proactively detect, attribute, and prevent modern cyber threats.

Safeguard Your C-Suite with Digital Executive Protection – Cyber Threats Facing Executives in 2025 and Beyond

Executives and high net worth (HNW) individuals face unprecedented threats, from physical harm to burglary to ransomware and other cyber threats, making digital executive protection a business-critical priority. The reliance on remote communication, cloud-based collaboration, and social media presence has expanded executives’ digital footprints, increasing their exposure to targeted attacks.

Welcome to the GenAI Attack Revolution: How AI and Large, Complex Data Sets Are Amplifying the Risk of Identity Exploitation

The fusion of artificial intelligence (AI) and complex data sets is emerging as the next major catalyst for digital transformation. This year’s 2024 Identity Breach Report reveals how these powerful tools are both escalating the sophistication of cyber threats and providing groundbreaking solutions for defenders.

2023 Identity Breach Report

Constella’s threat intelligence team continuously collects identity records from data breaches and leakages found in open sources, on the surface, social, deep, and dark web, to track data related company breaches and the specific personally identifiable information (PII) exposed that represents a risk to organizations and their employees and customers. Constella leverages the most extensive breach and social data collection on the planet, with +124 billion breach records and +180 billion curated identity attributes spanning 125 countries and 53 languages to help consumers and companies manage associated risks. Increasingly sophisticated tactics, techniques, and procedures (TTPs) employed by threat actors depend on the weaponization of billions of exposed personal data attributes as a vector through which both individuals and the organizations that they form a part of can be compromised.

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2022 Identity Breach Report

Constella continuously monitors the surface, social, and deep and dark web to deliver intelligence on identity-based vulnerabilities, examining the intersection of consumer, brand, and geopolitical risk. Learn how identity-based attacks like identity fraud, impersonation, or phishing exploit individuals and are directly linked to risks like malware, ransomware, or coordinated disinformation attacks impacting businesses and critical infrastructure. Download the 2022 Identity Breach Report to discover key findings from the past year.

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Insider Threats

Although phishing is the number one initial attack vector for cybercriminals, executives surveyed were most concerned about the impact of insider threats on their organization. Constella Intelligence and Pulse surveyed 100 global cybersecurity leaders within enterprise organizations to find out what types of threats their organizations have been exposed to, how they are combating them and what they intend to do to safeguard their organization from cyberthreats in the future.

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Safeguard Your People, Data and Your Brand Through Digital Risk Protection Services

The need to reduce cyber risk has never been greater, and Constella Intelligence has demonstrated excellence in this regard. The TAG Cyber analysts have selected Constella as a 2022 Distinguished Vendor, and such an award is based on merit. Enterprise teams using Constella’s platform will experience world-class risk reduction. Nothing is more important in enterprise security today.

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Executive BlindSpot: Why Monitoring the Dark Web Matters

Constella Intelligence and Pulse surveyed 100 global technology executives across all major industries – including financial services, technology, healthcare, retail, and telecommunications – across North America, Europe, the Middle East, and Africa. Survey participants serve in senior leadership roles, specifically Vice Presidents and C-Suite level executives within their respective organizations. Their answers reflect an increased awareness of the rise in cyberattacks, mainly due to the move to a remote workforce resulting from the Covid-19 pandemic and the severe risks associated with exposed personally identifiable information (PII), accounts, or financial information of organizations.

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It's Not Just About the C-Suite

Phishing, insider threats, and digital attacks that lead to ransomware cost global businesses trillions of dollars annually. No company is immune. Executives, employees, and businesses of all sizes are now targets for threat actors seeking to inflict harm. Rapid digital transformation in the workplace has put a bullseye on the backs of executives and key employees like privileged IT personnel, HR, finance, and others, as they have top-tier access to critical systems and sensitive data, which can lead to credential theft, account takeover, and a ransomware attack. No longer are the days when C-suite executives were the only employees who needed protection.

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What is Brand Protection?

Your brand is much more than a trademark or a website. It includes your online presence as well as physical locations, your relationship with customers, and the trust those customers place in your goods and services. Whether you realize it or not, your brand faces a wide range of threats that exist outside your network perimeter to target your customers, business, and operations: Malicious domains, impersonation profiles, counterfeit products, exposed intellectual property, disgruntled insiders, and physical attacks against employees and facilities.

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Protective Services in Digital Era Report

Poll reveals top obstacles in providing open-source programs and digital close protection among U.K. security professionals. Constella conducted a poll among 100 members of The Security Institute, the United Kingdom’s largest professional membership body for security professionals. The results reveal key obstacles in the widespread movement toward open-source intelligence and digital close protection. Understanding the risks and setbacks associated with such frameworks is essential to successful and safe implementation.

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