CISOs
Neutralize
Identity Threats
Before They Become Incidents
Identity is the most exploited attack vector, and traditional tools don’t expose what’s happening outside your corporate perimeter. SpyCloud equips CISOs with real-time visibility into malware-exfiltrated, phished, and breached workforce data, enabling automated remediation minutes after discovery.
Act on stolen
identity data before criminals operationalize it
With SpyCloud, your teams get unmatched visibility into identity data exposed in infostealer malware infections, phishing attacks, ULP combolists, and third-party breaches, before bad actors can use it against your business.
Prevent attacks you never saw coming without adding headcount or overwhelming
your SOC
Close the gaps in your identity security posture
Are your tools just alerting you to break-in attempts? SpyCloud shows you when attackers already have the keys – so you can change the locks.
Our holistic identity approach gives you visibility into risks your trusted tools may be missing: SSO exposures, vulnerable third-party logins, password reuse, and malware on unmanaged devices. Uncover and eliminate these blind spots to stop session hijacking, account takeover, fraud, ransomware, and other targeted threats.
More than 25 billion new underground assets every month, continuously curated and deduplicated, give your team the freshest, highest-quality identity data available
More than 200 enriched data fields (session cookies, password in cleartext, device IP, breach recency, malware type) trigger automated session terminations, password resets, and targeted user outreach
High-volume APIs and out-of-the-box connectors for SIEM, SOAR, IdP, and directory services put identity intelligence straight into your existing workflows – no rip-and-replace
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Identity Risk Management FAQs for CISOs
CISOs using SpyCloud report on three measurable outcomes: credentials remediated before attackers acted on them, mean time to remediation reduced to under 5 minutes, and ransomware attack paths closed before exploitation. SpyCloud provides exportable audit documentation showing detection events, remediation actions, and coverage across employee, contractor, and vendor identities. For board presentations, SpyCloud’s Check Your Exposure tool provides a concrete demonstration of how much of the organization’s identity data is currently circulating in criminal markets.
Most security stacks operate on internal signals: EDR on managed endpoints, SIEM on network events, IdP on authentication behavior. None have visibility into what is happening in criminal markets with the organization’s stolen credentials and session cookies. SpyCloud recaptures identity data from criminal sources including infostealer malware logs, phishing kit captures, and breach records, surfacing exposures that generate no internal signal until an attacker uses them. In 2025, 40% of infostealer infections occurred on devices with EDR installed. The gap is structural.
Nearly one in three companies hit by ransomware had a prior infostealer infection on record. SpyCloud interrupts the infostealer-to-ransomware kill chain by recapturing malware logs from criminal sources in the window between data exfiltration and ransomware operator exploitation. When SpyCloud detects a credential or session exposure, automated remediation through Identity Guardians removes the access path before an attacker can use it. For CISOs under board scrutiny after a ransomware incident, SpyCloud also provides the investigation capability to trace how initial access was achieved.
SpyCloud’s continuous credential monitoring satisfies NIST SP 800-63B Section 5.1.1.2, which requires automated forced resets against a continuously updated compromised credential list. SpyCloud also supports NIST CSF 2.0 Govern and Detect functions, CIS Controls v8 Account Management requirements, and DORA and NIS2 requirements for EU-regulated entities. For CISOs managing SEC cybersecurity disclosure requirements, SpyCloud provides audit-ready documentation of detection events and remediation actions.
SpyCloud is an identity exposure intelligence layer, not a replacement for SIEM, EDR, or IAM tools. It integrates with existing infrastructure: Active Directory, Okta, and Entra ID for automated credential remediation; Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic, and Cortex XSOAR for enriched alert context; CrowdStrike and Microsoft Defender for malware infection correlation. CISOs typically deploy SpyCloud to fill the gap their existing stack cannot see, which is the criminal market where stolen credentials and session cookies circulate before attackers use them.