Take Action Before the Criminals Do
Because of widespread password reuse, Account Takeover (ATO) attacks have become an extremely lucrative business for cybercriminals.
Even unsophisticated threat actors can compromise a number of your customer or employee-facing accounts with little to no knowledge of traditional hacking techniques.
SpyCloud helps prevent ATO with our proactive solutions.
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INDUSTRY: TECHNOLOGYAUTOMATTIC
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Now that we have [SpyCloud], we can protect hundreds of millions of people and prevent them from choosing passwords that have already been exposed.
INDUSTRY: TRAVEL & HOSPITALITYTop 10 Travel Booking Site
READ CASE STUDYUsing the SpyCloud data, we discover anywhere from 3,000 to 11,000 direct matches per hour. Every one of those exposed accounts could have led to account takeover.
INDUSTRY: TECHNOLOGYGlobal Networking Site
READ CASE STUDYGreat data is wonderful, but the way SpyCloud operationalizes it for us has been invaluable in our efforts to justify our investment in this security technology.
INDUSTRY: HIGHER EDUCATIONOklahoma University
READ CASE STUDYUsing SpyCloud and the ingenuity of our student employees, we are legitimately preventing bad guys from compromising accounts.
INDUSTRY: HIGHER EDUCATIONLarge US University
READ CASE STUDYSplunk scripts pull in the SpyCloud data automatically to provide instant visibility into which students' or staffs' credentials have been exposed. The quantity and quality of their data is amazing, we’ve never seen anything like it.
INDUSTRY: CHEMICALBuckman
READ CASE STUDYOver 2,000 exposed employee records were detected across 65 different 3rd party breaches since becoming a SpyCloud customer.
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