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Differentiation
The PreBreach Advantage
While others react to breaches, we prevent them. Here's what sets CyberArmor apart in the threat intelligence landscape.
8+ Months Early Detection
Our PreBreach intelligence detects compromised credentials an average of 8+ months before they appear on the dark web—giving you months of advance warning to prevent account takeover.
User-Level Attribution
Unlike generic threat alerts, we tell you exactly which employees are compromised and which specific phishing or infostealer campaign caused it—enabling targeted remediation.
Original Threat Research
Our team has analyzed 3,000+ cybercriminal operations, including deep-dive investigations into Nigerian hacker infrastructure and APT campaigns—research that informs our detection capabilities.
Our Mission
Empower organizations to stop breaches before they happen through PreBreach threat intelligence that detects compromised credentials months before traditional tools.
How We Work
Proactive, Not Reactive
We pioneered PreBreach intelligence to give organizations 8+ months of advance warning—because prevention beats response.
Research-Driven Detection
Our threat detection is informed by analyzing 3,000+ cybercriminal operations, not just automated data collection.
Specific, Not Generic
We provide user-level attribution and attack source identification—not vague alerts about "potential threats."
Transparent Partnerships
We operate with complete honesty about our capabilities, limitations, and how we complement your existing security stack.
Continuous Innovation
From infostealer detection to Azure automation, we push boundaries to stay ahead of evolving attacker techniques.
Outcome-Focused
Every feature we build serves one goal: preventing breaches by detecting compromises before attackers can exploit them.
Meet Our Leadership Team
Cybersecurity veterans with decades of combined experience in threat intelligence, malware research, and enterprise security.
Advisory Board
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