Identity Threat Intelligence Blog

Identity is the connective tissue of today’s enterprise. But with identity comes exposure. Credentials are being stolen, resold, and reused across the cybercriminal underground at a scale that far outpaces traditional defenses....

From Breach to Exploit: How Stolen Credentials Fuel the Underground Economy In cybersecurity, breaches often make headlines. But what happens next – after usernames and passwords, or active session cookies, are stolen...

Executive Team’s Digital Footprint Exposure Is Real Executives, board members, and other high-profile users carry more than just influence – they carry risk. With access to strategic assets, critical systems, and high-trust...

The Power of One: From Leaked Credential to Campaign Attribution Attribution has always been the elusive prize in threat intelligence. The question every CISO wants answered after an attack: “Who did this?”...

The CISO’s View: Too Many Alerts, Too Little Context Imagine a SOC analyst under pressure. Their screen is filled with IP addresses, malware hashes, geolocations, login alerts, and thousands of other signals....

Why Curated Dark Web Identity Data Is Critical for CTI and OSINT Platform Success For platforms that serve cyber threat intelligence (CTI) and open-source intelligence (OSINT) professionals – such as link analysis...

At Constella, we’ve spent years analyzing how cybercriminals execute attacks that affect organizations of all sizes, whether they’re startups, local businesses, or global enterprises. One of the most revealing recent cases involves...

For Managed Security Service Providers (MSSPs), cybersecurity isn’t just about protecting networks and endpoints anymore. As businesses become more digitally connected, security threats are shifting beyond the enterprise perimeter – targeting the...

Executives today operate in an increasingly connected world, where their digital presence is often as visible as their professional reputation. From corporate bios and media interviews to personal social media activity, an...