Commvault Integrates CloudSEK Intelligence to Strengthen Identity Threat Detection

Mar 9, 2026
Commvault announced an integration with CloudSEK to combine external credential exposure intelligence with its Active Directory protection tools, helping organizations identify and mitigate identity-based cyber risks faster.

Commvault has announced an integration with CloudSEK to enhance detection and response to identity-based cyber threats, according to a press release.

The integration connects CloudSEK's Dark Web Credential Intelligence with Commvault's Active Directory Vulnerability Assessments and Advanced Audit and Anomaly Detection solutions. This allows organizations to correlate external credential exposure data with internal identity telemetry to identify compromised accounts and take immediate action, such as disabling or resetting credentials.

The system automatically scores and prioritizes vulnerabilities across internal, public, and dark web sources, providing clear remediation guidance. The integration will be available this summer at no additional cost for existing Commvault Active Directory customers, with an option to upgrade to CloudSEK's broader suite of solutions.

Commvault will showcase its identity resilience offerings, including this integration, at the RSAC 2026 conference in San Francisco from March 23–26.

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