5 Important Takeaways from IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024
The cost of a data breach rose again this year. Get the key findings from IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024.
The cost of a data breach rose again this year. Get the key findings from IBM’s Cost of a Data Breach Report 2024.
SpyCloud breaks down key points from the Verizon 2024 Data Breach Investigations Report. ✓ Read our recap of the highlights.
Here’s what we found when we analyzed The Post Millennial data breach, including the types of exposed data assets contained in the 87 million leaked records.
Our 2024 Identity Exposure Report showcases just how big the stolen data problem is today. Here’s what we learned in our annual analysis of recaptured breach & malware data from the darknet.
Learn about the MOAB data leak and find out how much of the exposed data is already known, public, or outdated per SpyCloud Labs research.
The cost of a data breach keeps rising but there are concrete approaches for mitigating costs that work. Read the key findings from this year’s IBM report.
New year, same story: Credentials are king, ransomware is rampant, and human error prevails. We dig into the Verizon 2023 Data Breach Investigations Report and shed some light on what the future holds.
SpyCloud breaks down intriguing insights from Verizon’s annual analysis of data breach causes, techniques, and motives.
SpyCloud’s annual analysis of data from the criminal underground tied to Fortune 1000 and FTSE 100 companies offers insights into trends including password security and PII exposure – along with the growing danger of malware-infected devices.
Credential exposure. Ransomware. Password reuse. Malware. This year’s report spotlights key trends our research team found from analyzing 15 billion credentials and PII assets we recaptured from the criminal underground in 2021.
The use of stolen credentials obtained from other breaches and/or credential reuse was a consistent thread throughout most criminal activity last year.
Surprise: If your password includes a keyword like “covid,” “election,” or “sourdough,” you’re in good company. Find out what else we’ve learned from the 1.5 billion stolen credentials our researchers have recovered over the last year.
SpyCloud analyzed over 543 million breach assets tied to Fortune 1000 employees to illustrate the challenges enterprises face in preventing account takeover.
Findings from our 2021 Remote Workforce Security Report: how companies are tackling the top threat vectors facing remote workers.
Stolen credentials are the top hacking tactic – for the fourth year running. Examine this + other trends from the 13th edition of the Verizon Data Breach Investigations Report.
SpyCloud researchers have compiled, enriched, and analyzed a list of over 136,000 hostnames and fully qualified domain names with COVID-19 or coronavirus themes from a variety of publicly-available feeds.
We were able to tie more than 412 million breach assets within the SpyCloud database to employees within the Fortune 1000, providing a snapshot of the breach exposure affecting major enterprises.
SpyCloud researchers have obtained and analyzed a set of over 515,000 Telnet credentials and IP addresses associated with vulnerable hosts that were leaked on a popular criminal forum.
Our 2020 report shows that password reuse continues to be a serious problem, leaving enterprises and their customers vulnerable to account takeover (ATO).
Periodic forced password changes are frustrating for users and counterproductive for security. Here’s why they’ll go the way of the dinosaurs in 2020.
2018 was a busy year for hackers. Interested to see just how busy, our annual credential exposure report breaks all the breaches down by the numbers.
Verizon released this year’s data breach report and not surprisingly, stolen credentials top the list. SpyCloud evaluates the findings with recommendations to every organization.
2017 was a busy year for hackers. Interested to see just how busy, our annual credential exposure report breaks all the breaches down by the numbers.
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