Act on Identity Threats Before They Become Incidents

Generic credential monitoring tools return large volumes of breach records requiring analysts to manually determine which are active threats and which are old data. SpyCloud enriches every exposure record with severity scoring, breach source metadata, credential type (plaintext vs hashed), recency of capture, and for malware-sourced records, the malware family and infection path. This context allows SOC analysts to immediately triage which exposures represent active risk and route them to the appropriate response workflow rather than spending time on records that have already been remediated or represent low-risk historical data.

SpyCloud integrates with Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, Elastic, Google Chronicle, and Devo for SIEM enrichment, delivering exposure events as structured alerts with breach source context, credential type, and severity. For SOAR platforms including Palo Alto Cortex XSOAR, Tines, and Swimlane, SpyCloud integrations come with ready-to-use incident response playbooks. Common automated workflows include triggering forced password resets for employees with confirmed credential exposures, creating high-priority tickets for malware-infected users, and escalating sessions with confirmed stolen cookie exposure for immediate revocation.

SpyCloud surfaces device-level intelligence from each infostealer infection: the full list of credentials exfiltrated across every browser profile and application, a count of session cookies stolen alongside those credentials, PII captured by the malware, the malware family responsible, and the infection path and target URLs. The session cookie count is the key triage signal. A device with a high cookie count indicates a broader compromise footprint requiring full device investigation and session revocation across all affected applications, not just a password reset.

SpyCloud Cybercrime Investigations provides IR teams with the identity correlation capability to trace how an attacker established initial access. Starting from any known indicator including an employee email address, username, or IP, IDLink pivots automatically across breach records, infostealer logs, and phishing captures to surface the credential or session artifact that was likely used. For ransomware incidents with a prior infostealer infection on record, SpyCloud can surface the specific malware log, the infected device details, and the applications whose credentials were exfiltrated in the original infection.

SpyCloud continuously ingests more than 25 billion pieces of stolen identity data every month, with new data typically available within hours to days of appearing in criminal markets. Infostealer malware logs are processed within hours to days of recapture. Breach data is available within days of criminal publication. This means SOC teams receive exposure data in the same general window that criminal operators are acquiring and testing it, often before it has been weaponized in a targeted attack.