Stolen credentials are the fastest way in.
Behind most breaches is a gap that was overlooked - a stolen password, a dormant admin account, or a policy that was never enforced. If an attacker can log in, they don’t need to break in. ThreatMate helps MSPs surface these gaps early, before they become front-page incidents.
Why Identity Risk Is Your Biggest Blind Spot
Too Many Users, Too Little Control
Accounts pile up over time - former employees, unused shared logins, legacy admin accounts. Each one is a potential open door.
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ThreatMate continuously scans Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace to find stale, risky, or misconfigured accounts. You get clear, actionable summaries of what should be removed, what needs MFA, and where admin access is misused - across every tenant you manage.
​Dark Web Breaches Go Unnoticed
​Usernames and passwords from old breaches often live on, traded and sold across the dark web. These leaked credentials are used in targeted login attempts, phishing, and impersonation. And if no one is watching, no one knows it’s happening.
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ThreatMate monitors dark web sources for known breaches tied to your users - no manual exports or separate tools required. When leaked credentials show up, you’ll know exactly who is affected and how to respond before attackers make a move.
Not Everyone’s Locked Down
​Many users still rely on weak passwords, don't rotate them or avoid MFA. That’s a problem - attackers don’t hack in, they log in. Without strong authentication and hygiene, even one user slip-up can put the entire tenant at risk.
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ThreatMate checks for MFA coverage, password rotation, and high-risk behaviors across your tenants - and rolls them up into one clean summary. Quickly see where protections are missing and get clear recommendations on what to fix first.
Why ThreatMate?
Built for MSPs
Manage multiple tenants from both Microsoft 365 and Google Workspace under one interface, keeping cloud security consistent across diverse client environments.
Risk-scored and prioritized
Focus attention where it matters most, not just what’s easiest to find. See if a compromised user has 2FA enabled, a stale password, or global admin privileges - higher-risk scenarios trigger more urgent alerts.
Automated Severity Ratings
High-risk exposures (e.g., a compromised global admin with no 2FA) escalate automatically in the platform
