Entry watches vs Damage watches

Catching someone getting in, and catching what they do inside.

Account compromise has two halves, and Clicc watches both.

Entry watches - someone getting in

  • Pending access invite - the earliest signal, before access even exists.

  • New user / access change - a person gains access, or an admin role appears.

  • New manager link - an unfamiliar MCC gains bulk control.

All three run every 5 minutes against your trusted baseline.

Damage watches - what an intruder does inside

  • Critical setting change - budgets jacked up, targets shifted, campaigns paused.

  • Runaway spend - the money actually leaving.

  • Conversion tracking broke - tracking tampered with to hide the damage.

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Example. A real takeover reads like a sequence: pending invite (5:02pm) → new admin user (5:20pm) → budget +400% (5:31pm) → runaway spend (6:15pm). Clicc emails at every step - you almost always act on the first one.

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