Dashlane Delivers Real-Time Threat Intelligence to Microsoft Sentinel to Close Credential Visibility Gap
- New integration for Microsoft Sentinel unifies browser-native risk telemetry with SIEM correlation to enable security teams to remediate credential risk at scale -
NEW YORK AND PARIS - Credential security leader Dashlane today announced a new integration for Microsoft Sentinel, the AI-powered cloud security information and event management (SIEM) platform, to provide security teams with unmatched visibility into credential risks across their workforce. By bringing Dashlane Omnix™ credential threat intelligence directly into the Microsoft Sentinel ecosystem, enterprises gain a complete, real-time picture of credential-based threats and the automation to remediate them at scale.
Drawing from Dashlane Omnix’s credential protection capabilities spanning every employee browser, Dashlane is the only credential manager to deliver real-time, credential risk telemetry encompassing every login to the SIEM.
Uncovering Browser-Based Credential Risk
Traditional SIEM telemetry is limited to authentication data from identity providers (IdPs) and endpoint detection and response (EDR) tools, failing to account for credential threats in the browser, the primary gateway to work apps. According to Dashlane telemetry data, a third of corporate logins rely on weak or compromised credentials that are unprotected by any password manager vault and therefore completely invisible to IT and security teams. The Dashlane Omnix™ integration fills that gap by capturing browser-based credential risk across every login, including into unmanaged apps, and phishing attacks that bypass traditional protection.
“Security teams are operating with a crucial blind spot in their overall picture of risk across their environment, leaving them to detect credential compromise after the fact, or not at all,” said Christophe Frenet, Chief Product Officer, Dashlane. “By unifying Dashlane’s unique browser-native telemetry with Microsoft Sentinel, we are giving organizations a complete, real-time picture of credential-based threats and the automation needed to remediate them before they lead to a breach.”
Key benefits of the integration include:
- Browser-Native Telemetry: Captures credential events at the moment of use across every login, providing visibility that infrastructure-layer tools like IdPs and EDRs lack.
- Last-Mile Phishing Protection: Omnix's proprietary AI phishing model evaluates suspicious sites in the browser before credentials are entered and flows detections into Microsoft Sentinel as enriched events, closing the gap between email-layer detection and credential compromise.
- Centralized Risk Management: Credential exposure, phishing, and risky behavior appear alongside identity, endpoint, and email signals in Microsoft Sentinel for a unified defense posture.
- Zero-Knowledge by Design: Dashlane’s patented architecture ensures vault contents remain private. The SIEM receives the necessary risk signals without expanding the data exposure surface.
Unifying Credential Intelligence For a Centralized View
The integration allows Dashlane Omnix™ to feed browser-native telemetry directly into Microsoft Sentinel, where it can be correlated alongside identity, endpoint, email, network, and cloud signals. By ingesting browser-native credential risk telemetry, security teams can finally close the visibility gap over the leading driver of data breaches where they are used the most. For example, security admins can now detect when an employee enters a compromised password on an unmanaged SaaS app, or that an AI-detected phishing page has been blocked in real time, alongside their existing IdP and EDR signals, a level of granularity unavailable with other telemetry providers.
This centralized view eliminates the need for security teams to pull context from separate consoles or manually rebuild timelines during investigations.
"Having Dashlane integrated with Microsoft Sentinel closes a major visibility gap for our security operations," said Brandon Herring, Director of Services at Flux Technologies. "Being able to correlate credential risk events with the rest of our Microsoft security ecosystem helps us investigate faster, strengthen monitoring, and better support our compliance and security obligations."
The integration is available for Dashlane Omnix and Microsoft Sentinel customers.
To learn more about how Dashlane and Microsoft Sentinel work together, visit https://www.dashlane.com/integrations/microsoft-sentinel.
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About Dashlane
Dashlane is the credential security leader protecting businesses against the growing threat of human risk. The Dashlane Omnix™ platform expands traditional password management to proactive credential security beyond the vault, delivering real-time protection directly in employee browsers. Millions of consumers and 25,000 organizations worldwide, including top brands such as Michelin, Air France, and Forrester, trust Dashlane for industry-leading innovations, patented zero-knowledge security, and an unmatched user experience. Learn more at dashlane.com
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