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Threat Protection

Detect and respond to employees exposed via malware, phishing, and breaches before attackers can act.

Employee threat alert and remediation options for workforce security.

Walk through detection to remediation of an exposed workforce identity,
using recaptured breach, malware, and phishing data.

What you'll see

From confirmed exposure to automated response

SpyCloud Workforce Threat Protection detects when an employee’s corporate identity has been exposed through a data breach, a malware infection, or a successful phishing attack, and it triggers remediation before that exposure can be used for account takeover, session hijacking, or other identity attacks.
SpyCloud recaptures this identity data from the criminal underground rather than only scanning public sources, which is why an exposure often appears in SpyCloud before it is ever used against you.

This demo walks through how a security team surfaces exposed workforce credentials, sees the full context of each exposure, and applies an automated response such as a password reset or a forced re-authentication within their existing security stack. It shows how that data maps to the real identities in your workforce so you can act on confirmed exposures instead of generic alerts.

Surface
exposed workforce credentials recaptured from breach, malware, phishing, and combolist sources
Inspect
the full context of each exposure, its source and the specific data that was taken
Match
the exposure to the real identity, including reused personal credentials most tools miss
Remediate
an automated password reset or forced re-authentication through your identity provider
Confirm
the exposure closed before it can be used for account takeover or session hijacking

Outcomes of
Workforce Threat Protection

What the data behind this demo shows

80%

of exposed corporate credentials contain plaintext passwords

65.7B+

identity records recaptured from the criminal underground

56%

of organizations experienced insider threat incidents in 2025

HOW IT WORKS

Recapture, match, deliver, respond

STEP 1

Recapture

Pull exposed identity data straight from the criminal underground, so an attack surfaces before an attacker can use it.

STEP 2

Match

Continuously check your identities, including reused credentials, against recaptured data to confirm real exposures.

STEP 3

Contextualize

Surface the source and the specific data exposed, so responders act on a confirmed exposure instead of a generic alert.

STEP 4

Remediate

Trigger a password reset or force full re-authentication through your existing identity provider to start a scheduled response.

CHOOSE YOUR FIT

Corporate logins are only half the risk

Most tools check the corporate email and stop there. Attackers do not. Workforce Threat Protection matches the full identity, surfacing the reused personal credentials and session data tied to the same employee.

What most tools check

One identifier.
The exposures tied to everything else stay invisible.

What SpyCloud matches

Check Your Exposure

See what recaptured criminal underground data already ties to your workforce. Check Your Exposure for a fast read on your identity risk.

Workforce Threat Protection Demo FAQs

The demo shows how SpyCloud detects an exposed employee identity, presents the exposure details and its source, and applies an automated remediation such as a password reset or session revocation through your identity provider. It is a guided walkthrough of the detection-to-remediation workflow using recaptured identity data.

Most dark web monitoring tools alert you that a credential appeared somewhere and stop there. SpyCloud recaptures the underlying identity data from the criminal underground, matches it to your actual workforce accounts, and enables automated remediation, so you can act on a confirmed exposure rather than triage an alert.

A password reset invalidates a stolen password, but it does not revoke an active session. If malware also stole a valid session cookie or authentication token, an attacker can continue to access the account after the reset by replaying that session and bypassing MFA. Full remediation requires resetting the credential and terminating the exposed session, which is why SpyCloud pairs credential remediation with session-level detection.

It detects exposures from third-party data breaches, credential-stealing malware infections, and successful phishing attacks, including exposures tied to an employee’s personal accounts where those credentials overlap with corporate access.