INDUSTRY: CRITICAL INFRASTRUCTURE
Secure Society's Most Vital Systems Against Identity Threats
Communities rely on critical infrastructure for everyday needs – energy, communications, transportation, and more. The workforce and vendors who keep those systems running need secure access. A single exposed identity is enough to put them at risk.
Every access point is a potential way in
Security controls around infrastructure have improved, but access remains widely distributed – across identities (human and non-human), devices, and third parties. That’s where attackers focus, using exposed identity data to get in through legitimate access paths instead of breaking through defenses.
Third parties with system access fall outside your own security tools. SpyCloud delivers insights on exactly what’s exposed, how they were exposed, and when it happened – not just a risk score.
Automated password resets and session revocation happen within your existing identity infrastructure – often within minutes of detection.
Detect infections on managed and unmanaged endpoints – including remote contractor devices – before attackers escalate.
Why critical infrastructure organizations choose SpyCloud
ATO
Prevention
Ransomware Prevention
Supply Chain Exposure Management
Monitor vendors, contractors, and other third parties with system access, so a compromised partner doesn’t become your incident.
Session Hijacking Prevention
Zero Trust Exposure Monitoring
See identity exposures before granting access between IT and OT, so trust is based on current real-time insights, not assumption.
Insider Risk
Analysis
Surface patterns like credential reuse or other risky behavior that could signal negligent or malicious insider activity.
Next steps
FAQs
SpyCloud doesn’t monitor OT systems directly. It monitors the exposed identities – employee, contractor, and vendor credentials and sessions – that provide access into those systems, so exposure is caught at the identity layer even when the operational system itself can’t run security tools.
No. Remediation is automated and based on confirmed exposure, not a blanket action across every account. That targeted approach avoids the broad resets or access changes that could disrupt operational systems.
Yes. Most ransomware attacks begin with stolen credentials or hijacked session cookies that grant initial access. SpyCloud identifies those exposures early and removes the access path before ransomware operators can use it.
Yes. Third parties often fall outside an organization’s own security tools. SpyCloud monitors for exposed credentials or session tokens tied to vendor and contractor accounts, so a compromised third party doesn’t become an entry point into your systems.
Most monitoring tools send an alert when exposure is detected. SpyCloud goes further, delivering the actual exposed credentials and session data, and automating remediation, so security teams get action, not just visibility.