CYJAX Launches Compromised Device Alerting to Detect Threats Earlier

CYJAX today announced the launch of Compromised Device Alerting, a new capability designed to help organisations identify compromised devices within their environment before attackers can act on stolen credentials.  

Most organisations still rely on password strength as a primary defence, but when a device is infected with stealer malware, credentials are not guessed - they are extracted directly from password managers, browsers and active sessions.  

This is not a single account exposure; it represents the compromise of an entire identity layer.  

More critically, the presence of stealer malware signals something deeper - a compromised device operating within or connected to your environment. These devices provide attackers with ongoing access to user activity, sensitive data and internal systems, often long after the initial infection.

From Credential Exposure to Device Compromise

Compromised Device Alerting extends the CYJAX platform beyond identifying exposed credentials, delivering visibility into the devices behind them.  

As Rob Campbell, Head of Product at CYJAX, explains, “Stealer malware has changed the nature of credential exposure. It’s no longer just about leaked passwords, it’s about compromised devices inside your environment. With this release, we’re extending the CYJAX platform to connect those signals, giving customers a much earlier and more actionable view of risk.”

When credentials associated with your domain appear in stealer logs, CYJAX correlates that data and alerts you within the hour, enabling rapid investigation and containment before access is exploited.

Designed for Immediate Action

Each alert represents a high-confidence signal of compromise and should be treated accordingly.  

First, investigate and secure the device. Isolate and remediate managed devices, or notify affected users immediately.  

Second, reset all associated credentials. And always assume full exposure, as stealer malware typically extracts entire password vaults, not just individual accounts.

Key Capabilities

The capability is designed to give you immediate and ongoing visibility:

• Detect compromised devices with hourly alerting  

• Uncover previously exposed risk with retrospective log scanning  

• Maintain continuous visibility into both past and emerging threats

Stealer Log Alerting is built with resource-constrained security teams in mind. Rather than overwhelming teams with low-signal data, it delivers high-confidence alerts tied directly to real-world compromise.

This allows teams to:

• Prioritise response over investigation  

• Reduce time spent triaging credential exposure  

• Act quickly without needing additional tools or headcount

Availability

Compromised Device Alerting is available now within the CYJAX platform, allowing organisations to begin identifying both historical and active device compromise immediately.

Book a Demo

See Compromised Device Alerting in action and understand how it can strengthen your security posture. Book a demo with the CYJAX team today to explore how the platform can help you identify and respond to compromised devices faster.

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