Attempting to 
​prevent phishing ​is not Enough

You use network-based web filtering. You use email filtering. You use endpoint protection.
Yet, a small percentage of phishing attempts always make it to the users. 

The worst part? 71% of people that click on a phishing email will give away their corporate credentials.


Meet the Industry's first phishing detection platform 

How Is Detection Different From Prevention?

Email, network, and endpoint security products focus on stopping phishing attacks. But once they fail, no indicators of compromise are left behind.


Warn employees and security teams when corporate credentials are given away on a suspicious websites –even after the fact.


How Does it Work?

Learn More about other credential-related threats 

80% of breaches involve lost or stolen credentials. But how are they "lost"? In most cases, it's due to password reuse in work-related but unmanaged Shadow IT web applications that get breached.


Learn about Shadow IT discovery and how to protect all corporate credentials and passwords.


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"There are four key paths leading to your estate: Credentials, Phishing, Exploiting vulnerabilities and Botnets [...]no organization is safe without a plan to handle them all."

– Verizon 2022 Data Breach Investigation Report

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How Does Scirge Detect Successful Phishing Attacks?

Scirge Endpoint Browser Extension can detect any web form submission (such as logins, registrations, or any other credential submission) using centrally-managed policies.


A typical policy is to monitor the usage of all corporate-related email domains. Scirge also stores the secure hashed version of all third-party and LDAP/AD passwords used in browsers to detect password reuse.



When the user submits corporate credentials on a new website, Scirge Endpoint Browser Extension will catch this event and report it to the Central Server for correlation. This server runs in your environment for maximum privacy and security.




Applications and accounts are correlated. When an LDAP password is reused on a website that is also suspicious, such as never seen before or having a low reputation or a fresh domain, this can trigger workflows.




If someone has reused a corporate or otherwise critical password on a suspicious website, they likely fell victim to a phishing attack, which the perimeter security didn't stop. Workflows can warn employees about it directly or launch automated processes via Syslog integration, custom API calls, etc.

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Features

Scirge provides a unique approach to unveil and gain control over unmanaged third-party web accounts. Scirge tracks the websites employees use corporate email addresses to register on and log in to.

App and Account Discovery

Discover web accounts automatically based on central policies
Track who has or had access to external accounts and passwords
Regulate which corporate email addresses or domains may be used for online registrations

Password Hygiene

Create password strength and complexity rules for all third-party logins
Protect your local LDAP and AD accounts without employee interaction
Detect accounts that were compromised during a phishing attack, reuse, sharing, or breach
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Education
and Automation

Create security awareness via individually tailored warnings and messages
Automated learning based on employee behavior and risks​
Integrations via syslog and APIs for automation and custom workflows
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