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OVERVIEW

SpyCloud integrates with Anomali ThreatStream to bring identity exposure data from the criminal underground directly into your threat intelligence workflows. By combining SpyCloud’s recaptured identity data – from infostealer malware, phishing attacks, and breaches – with Anomali’s threat intelligence, CTI teams gain deeper context into which identities are exposed, how they’re being used, and where risk is building.

Instead of treating exposed credentials as isolated indicators, analysts can connect identity exposures to broader threat activity, linking compromised users, malware infections, and breach events within a single intelligence picture.

BENEFITS
Attackers combine malware logs, phished and breach to build complete identity profiles they can use for access and escalation. This integration helps CTI teams mirror that approach. By bringing together recaptured identity exposure data and threat intelligence in one place, you can better understand how identities are being targeted, track how exposures connect to active threats, and surface the risks most likely to be exploited next.
  • Add identity context to your intelligence:
    Enrich threat models with exposed credentials and identity data that reflect real attacker access points.
  • Correlate across the attack lifecycle:
    Connect malware infections, phished data, and breach exposures to ongoing campaigns and known threats.
  • Prioritize what matters:
    Focus on identity exposures most likely to lead to account takeover, fraud, or follow-on attacks.
  • Strengthen intelligence-driven response:
    Provide SOC and IR teams with actionable context tied to real compromised identities
HOW IT WORKS

SpyCloud delivers a range of recaptured identity exposure data into ThreatStream, including:

  • Infostealer malware logs:
    Credentials, cookies, and session data captured from infected devices
  • Phished data:
    Credentials and PII collected through successful phishing campaigns
  • Exposed credentials:
    Usernames and passwords from breaches and combolists
  • Breach metadata:
    Breach source, timeline, and associated context for investigation
  • Identity attributes:
    Emails, usernames, and related identifiers tied to compromised accounts