Check Point - Credential Leak Validation and Response

Validates and responds to leaked employee or customer credentials reported by Cyberint Argos. The playbook looks up leaked credentials for the configured company domain (or, when no domain is configured, uses the exposed credentials embedded in the triggering Cyberint alert), escalates the incident when exposed credentials are found, and drives an automated or semi-automated remediation flow (reset sessions, force password reset, or disable the account in the identity provider), followed by user and SOC notification. Identity-provider validation and remediation steps are modeled as manual tasks so the playbook works out of the box; connect them to your Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID or Okta integration to fully automate the response.

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IDCheck Point - Credential Leak Validation and Response
From Version6.10.0
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Validates and responds to leaked employee or customer credentials reported by Cyberint Argos.

The playbook looks up leaked credentials for the configured company domain, escalates the incident when exposed credentials are found, and drives an automated or semi-automated remediation flow (reset sessions, force password reset, or disable the account in the identity provider), followed by user and SOC notification.

Identity-provider validation and remediation steps are modeled as manual tasks so the playbook works out of the box; connect them to your Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID or Okta integration to fully automate the response.

Dependencies

This playbook uses the following sub-playbooks, integrations, and scripts.

Sub-playbooks

This playbook does not use any sub-playbooks.

Integrations

  • Check Point EM Feed

Scripts

This playbook does not use any scripts.

Commands

  • cyberint-credential-leak-lookup
  • setIncident

Playbook Inputs

Name Description Default Value Required
CompanyDomain The company domain to look up leaked credentials for (for example, example.com).   Required
LastSeenFrom Only validate credentials last seen on or after this ISO-formatted date (YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ). Use this when running the playbook on a recurring schedule to process only newly leaked credentials.   Optional
Limit Maximum number of leaked credential records to retrieve.   Optional
AutoRemediate Whether to remediate exposed accounts automatically (yes) or to require analyst review and approval first (no). Default is no. no Optional

Playbook Outputs

Path Description Type
Cyberint.LeakedCredential The leaked credentials returned by the Cyberint lookup, split into employee and customer records, each with username, exposure entries and first/last-seen dates. unknown

Playbook Image

Check Point - Credential Leak Validation and Response

Inputs

  • CompanyDomain — The company domain to look up leaked credentials for. Expected format: registered domain (no scheme, no path), e.g. ``example.com`` or ``acme.co``. When left empty, the playbook falls back to the exposed credentials embedded in the triggering Cyberint alert.
  • LastSeenFrom — Only validate credentials last seen on or after this ISO-8601 date. Expected format: ``YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ``, e.g. ``2026-05-01T00:00:00Z``. Use this when running the playbook on a recurring schedule to process only newly leaked credentials.
  • Limit — Maximum number of leaked credential records to retrieve per credential type (employee/customer). Accepts a positive integer, e.g. ``100``.
  • AutoRemediate — Whether to remediate exposed accounts automatically (``yes``) or to require analyst review and approval first (``no``). Default is ``no``.

Outputs

  • Cyberint.LeakedCredential — The leaked credentials returned by the Cyberint lookup, split into employee and customer records, each with username, exposure entries and first/last-seen dates.

Commands used

cyberint-credential-leak-lookup setIncident

Flowchart

no yes \'#none#\' yes yes yes \'#none#\' \'#none#\' \'#none#\' yes yes Start Start Is the Check Point EM Feed integration enabled? - IsIntegrationAvailable Is the Check Point EM Fee... IsIntegrationAvailable Check Point EM Feed Not Available Check Point EM Feed Not A... Is a company domain configured? Is a company domain confi... Look up leaked credentials by domain - cyberint-credential-leak-lookup Look up leaked credential... cyberint-credential-leak-lookup Were leaked credentials found? Were leaked credentials f... Escalate incident with Cyberint evidence - setIncident Escalate incident with Cy... setIncident Automated remediation enabled? Automated remediation ena... Automated remediation of exposed accounts - Print Automated remediation of ... Print Analyst review and remediation approval Analyst review and remedi... Notify affected users and SOC team - Print Notify affected users and... Print Credential Leak Response Complete Credential Leak Response ... Missing Company Domain Missing Company Domain No Leaked Credentials Found No Leaked Credentials Found Does the Cyberint alert contain exposed credentials? Does the Cyberint alert c... Are these customer credentials? Are these customer creden... Load customer credentials from the alert - Set Load customer credentials... Set Load employee credentials from the alert - Set Load employee credentials... Set Done Done

Source

playbook-Check_Point_Credential_Leak_Validation_and_Response.yml
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id: Check Point - Credential Leak Validation and Response
version: -1
name: Check Point - Credential Leak Validation and Response
description: |-
  Validates and responds to leaked employee or customer credentials reported by Cyberint Argos.

  The playbook looks up leaked credentials for the configured company domain (or, when no domain is configured, uses the exposed credentials embedded in the triggering Cyberint alert), escalates the incident when exposed credentials are found, and drives an automated or semi-automated remediation flow (reset sessions, force password reset, or disable the account in the identity provider), followed by user and SOC notification.

  Identity-provider validation and remediation steps are modeled as manual tasks so the playbook works out of the box; connect them to your Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID or Okta integration to fully automate the response.
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      description: |-
        For each exposed account that is still active in the identity provider (Active Directory, Microsoft Entra ID or Okta): revoke active sessions, force a password reset, or disable the account.

        Connect this task to your identity-provider integration (for example ad-disable-account, msgraph-user-session-revoke, or okta-clear-user-sessions) to fully automate remediation.
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        Analyst review required. This is a manual approval gate: the playbook pauses here until you complete this task.

        Exposed employee accounts: ${Cyberint.LeakedCredential.employee_credentials.username}
        Exposed customer accounts: ${Cyberint.LeakedCredential.customer_credentials.username}

        Review the leaked credentials returned by Cyberint (see Cyberint.LeakedCredential in the context), verify which exposed accounts are still active in the identity provider, and remediate the relevant accounts (revoke active sessions, force a password reset, or disable the account). Mark this task complete to approve and continue to the notification step.
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        Notify the affected users that their credentials were exposed and have been remediated, and inform the SOC team that the credential leak has been handled.

        Connect this task to your email, Slack or Microsoft Teams integration to automate the notification.
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      name: Does the Cyberint alert contain exposed credentials?
      type: condition
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      brand: ""
      description: When no company domain is configured, checks whether the triggering Cyberint alert carries its own exposed-credential records so the playbook can validate and respond to them directly.
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      name: Are these customer credentials?
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      description: Routes the alert's exposed credentials to the customer or employee record set based on the Cyberint alert type.
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      name: Load customer credentials from the alert
      description: Populates the Cyberint.LeakedCredential customer records from the credentials embedded in the Cyberint alert.
      scriptName: Set
      script: Set
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      iscommand: false
      brand: ""
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    scriptarguments:
      key:
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      name: Load employee credentials from the alert
      description: Populates the Cyberint.LeakedCredential employee records from the credentials embedded in the Cyberint alert.
      scriptName: Set
      script: Set
      type: regular
      iscommand: false
      brand: ""
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      '#none#':
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    scriptarguments:
      key:
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inputs:
- key: CompanyDomain
  value: {}
  required: false
  description: 'The company domain to look up leaked credentials for. Expected format: registered domain (no scheme, no path), e.g. ``example.com`` or ``acme.co``. When left empty, the playbook falls back to the exposed credentials embedded in the triggering Cyberint alert.'
  playbookInputQuery:
- key: LastSeenFrom
  value: {}
  required: false
  description: 'Only validate credentials last seen on or after this ISO-8601 date. Expected format: ``YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM:SSZ``, e.g. ``2026-05-01T00:00:00Z``. Use this when running the playbook on a recurring schedule to process only newly leaked credentials.'
  playbookInputQuery:
- key: Limit
  value: {}
  required: false
  description: 'Maximum number of leaked credential records to retrieve per credential type (employee/customer). Accepts a positive integer, e.g. ``100``.'
  playbookInputQuery:
- key: AutoRemediate
  value:
    simple: "no"
  required: false
  description: 'Whether to remediate exposed accounts automatically (``yes``) or to require analyst review and approval first (``no``). Default is ``no``.'
  playbookInputQuery:
outputs:
- contextPath: Cyberint.LeakedCredential
  description: The leaked credentials returned by the Cyberint lookup, split into employee and customer records, each with username, exposure entries and first/last-seen dates.
  type: unknown
tests:
- Check Point - Credential Leak Validation and Response - Test
fromversion: 6.10.0
marketplaces:
- xsoar
- marketplacev2
- platform