Corporate Records

Corporate Records represent credential exposures that are directly associated with the organization’s official domain. When monitoring acme.com, any leaked account in the format <user>@acme.com is classified as a Corporate Record.

Corporate Records typically include:

• Employee accounts registered with the organization’s corporate email domain

• Credentials exposed through infostealer malware, third-party breaches, or compromised SaaS platforms

• Accounts tied to internal or business-critical services (e.g., VPN, email, cloud platforms, developer tools)

Because these records originate from verified corporate identities, they indicate direct organizational exposure and often require immediate attention. Corporate Records help organizations:

• Identify high-risk account compromises

• Prioritize remediation actions for business-critical accounts

• Reduce the risk of unauthorized access, internal system breaches, and account takeover attacks

By distinguishing Corporate Records from Consumer Records, Whiteintel ensures clear visibility into high-impact incidents involving official corporate credentials.