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PRODUCT: SUPPLY CHAIN THREAT PROTECTION

Secure Your Supply Chain at the Identity Layer

SpyCloud Supply Chain Threat Protection provides visibility into exposures within your third-party vendor ecosystem so you can detect high-risk partners earlier and stop supply chain threats at their source.
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HOW IT WORKS

Exposure intelligence & risk management for your vendor ecosystem

You don’t have to use a best-guess to find out which vendors are putting your organization at risk. SpyCloud Supply Chain Threat Protection gives you early, actionable insights into supply chain identity exposures so you can prevent account takeover and ransomware.
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Detect high-risk vendors early
Uncover vendors with employees that have been exposed in phishing attacks, malware infections, or breaches – before attackers take advantage
Simplify vendor risk management
Continuously monitor vendor exposure trends over time in a centralized dashboard built on true evidence of compromise
Collaborate on remediation
Transparent, evidence-based insights turn one-off assessments into ongoing security improvement with your partners
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SpyCloud has revolutionized our approach to reducing third party risk with suppliers and distributors. The product’s insights have driven our partners to make big improvements to their cybersecurity practices, which has gone a long way to reduce our exposure to domain risks while also enhancing our overall security posture.
- Jacques Chitarra, Sr. Director of Global Security & Privacy, Samsonite
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SpyCloud Supply Chain Threat Protection FAQs

SpyCloud Supply Chain Threat Protection helps teams detect when a vendor’s employee, device, or application access has been exposed through phishes, infostealer malware, combolists, or breaches. By identifying compromised identities and accounts tied to your suppliers, SpyCloud allows you to take action before attackers use this access to move into your environment.

SpyCloud analyzes recaptured breach data, malware-exfiltrated credentials, and other sources of real-world exposure to identify compromised employees and devices across vendor domains. SpyCloud alerts your team when:

  • Vendor credentials appear in breach or malware logs
  • Supplier employees reuse passwords
  • Vendor devices are infected with malware
  • Access to shared corporate applications is exposed

SpyCloud can detect a wide range of identity-based risks within your supply chain, including:

  • Malware-exfiltrated credentials and session cookies
  • Exposed vendor logins for corporate applications
  • Password reuse across employee account
  • Infected devices used by vendor employees

SpyCloud’s enriched identity data shows when any of these risks affect a supplier with access to your systems, helping you prevent third-party compromise before it becomes a breach.

SpyCloud’s data provides early detection of stolen credentials, cookies, and device infections associated with vendor accounts. This intelligence helps security teams:

  • Identify compromised vendors quickly
  • Validate the severity of the exposure
  • Determine whether attackers could use those identities to access your environment
  • Notify the vendor and request remediation

This prevents attackers from using compromised vendor identities to pivot into your environment.

Traditional VRM tools rely on questionnaires, surface scanning, and point-in-time assessments. These methods rarely detect identity compromise, despite credentials and malware exposures being primary entry points for supply chain attacks.

SpyCloud goes beyond VRM by analyzing:

  • Recaptured breach data
  • Malware-exfiltrated data
  • Exposed session cookies
  • Successful phishing attacks
  • Repurposed combolists
  • Identity exposures tied to vendor domains