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What they took is only the beginning.  

Cybercriminals are no longer just stealing data. They’re using it against your team, your suppliers, your customers. This report exposes how leaked data is being turned into a weapon and how you can fight back.

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Data leaks aren’t just a security issue they’re a strategic threat. Today’s attackers use leaked files, credentials, and internal documents to launch fraud, impersonation, and infiltration campaigns with chilling precision. This report reveals how exposed data is being weaponized across supply chains and why traditional breach detection is no longer enough. If you’re responsible for cybersecurity, compliance, or digital risk, this is your new playbook.

 

Leaked data isn't just lost. It's weaponized.

Attackers are leveraging AI and breached data to run precision-targeted fraud, impersonation, and insider campaigns.

What’s exposed isn’t just sensitive—it’s strategic. And most organizations have no idea what’s out there.

Exposed Data Intelligence (EDI) changes that. It gives you the visibility and speed to assess what matters most: what was taken, how it could be used, and how fast you need to respond.

What's inside the report

Current State of Exposed Data Intelligence: The Weaponization of Leaked Data

This 12-page intelligence brief dives deep into the latest tactics, blind spots, and real-world consequences of data exposure.

What you’ll learn:

  • How breached data is cross-referenced to create new attack vectors

  • Why traditional breach detection fails to uncover actual risk

  • How to meet SEC and GDPR timelines with content-level analysis

  • What regulators expect when assessing breach materiality

  • Case studies from finance, insurance, and logistics

 

Why this matters

Traditional breach detection tells you how attackers got in. EDI tells you what they took, and what it means.

Problems with legacy detection:

  • Takes months to analyze breaches manually

  • Can’t identify file-level content or materiality

  • Misses risk hidden in third-party vendor breaches

  • Fails to meet 72-hour and 4-day disclosure deadlines

EDI fixes that with AI-powered analysis, context-aware prioritization, and cross-breach intelligence.

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