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ENDPOINT THREAT DETECTION

Walk through reading an infostealer infection record and remediating the exposed identity, not just the device.
Detect employees and contractors exposed via malware-infected devices, whether managed or unmanaged.

ENDPOINT THREAT Protection by SpyCloud

What you'll see

Turn one infection into a precise remediation list

SpyCloud Endpoint Threat Protection identifies employees and contractors whose credentials, cookies, and personal data were stolen by an infostealer infection, including infections on unmanaged or personal devices that your endpoint tools never see.

This demo walks through how a responder reviews a malware infection record, understands exactly what was siphoned from the device, and remediates the resulting identity exposure rather than just re-imaging the machine.

 
Review
a malware infection record tied to an employee or contractor, including unmanaged and personal devices
Inspect
exactly what the infostealer siphoned: the credentials, cookies, and application access taken
Scope
the full post-infection risk mapped to the affected identity, not just the infected machine
Remediate
the specific accounts that need credential resets and session invalidation
Confirm
the exposure closed, so removing the malware is no longer mistaken for fixing the exposure

HOW IT WORKS

Recapture, tie to identity, reveal scope, remediate

STEP 1

Recapture

SpyCloud recaptures infostealer malware and phishing records from the criminal underground

STEP 2

Match

Match records to the affected employee or contractor, including personal devices

STEP 3

Reveal

Show which apps, credentials, and session cookies the infection exposed in the workforce

STEP 4

Remediate

Reset credentials and invalidate sessions for complete post-infection remediation

Outcomes
What the data behind this demo shows

40%

of 2025 infections occurred on endpoints with EDR/antivirus installed

642M

credentials recaptured from 13.2M infostealer infections in 2025

34%

of organizations saw malware-related credential exposure in the past year

Beyond the device

Re-imaging the device does not undo the exposure

One infostealer infection exfiltrates everything the browser saved. Wiping the machine removes the malware, not the credentials and live session cookies already recaptured, matched to the employee, and for sale.

1 infected device

Managed or unmanaged. Malware removed on re-image

Application logins exposed

Salesforce

Okta

Microsoft

VPN

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Slack

Session data that survives a password reset

Session cookies

Auth tokens

Browser autofill

A re-image ends the infection, not the exposure. Reset the passwords and revoke the sessions,
or the access stays open.

Check Your Exposure

See what infostealer infections may already have exposed in your workforce.
Check Your Exposure for a fast read.

Endpoint Threat Detection Demo FAQs

It shows how SpyCloud surfaces a malware infection record tied to an employee or contractor, details the credentials, cookies, and data stolen from that device, and guides the responder through remediating the exposed identities, including infections on unmanaged devices.

Endpoint detection and response tools focus on finding and removing malware on managed devices. SpyCloud focuses on the data the malware already stole, wherever the infection occurred, including personal and unmanaged devices. In 2025, 40 percent of the infostealer infections SpyCloud recaptured occurred on endpoints that already had EDR or antivirus installed, which is the exposure this product remediates.

Re-imaging removes the malware, but the credentials and session cookies it already stole remain valid and for sale. An attacker can use a stolen session cookie to access an account after the device is cleaned, bypassing both the password and MFA. Full post-infection remediation requires resetting exposed credentials and invalidating the stolen sessions, not just cleaning the endpoint.

Yes. Because SpyCloud recaptures the stolen data from the criminal underground rather than relying on an agent, it can surface exposures from unmanaged and personal devices that your endpoint tooling cannot see.