REPORT
Breach Exposure of London's FTSE 100
Even employees at the world’s largest and most successful organisations use weak passwords, and frequently reuse corporate credentials as personal logins, regardless of security guidelines that prohibit such behavior. When those third-party sites are subject to data breaches, reused employee logins provide easy entry points to corporate systems and networks.
To provide a snapshot of the breach exposure affecting major enterprises, we examined SpyCloud’s entire database to see what exposed data we could tie to FTSE 100 companies and their subsidiaries. We found over 39 million breach assets, including 2.6 million plaintext credentials, tied to these employees. All of this data is available to cybercriminals and can be used for malicious purposes.
Download the report to see:
- What kinds of stolen employee data criminals have on FTSE 100 employees, and the dangers it presents for these organisations
- Which industries are plagued most by employee password reuse
- The most popular passwords of FTSE 100 employees
- How many employee and consumer credentials have been collected by keyloggers
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Solution: Account Takeover Prevention
Reset stolen passwords before criminals can use them to defraud your users or access sensitive corporate data.
The SpyCloud Difference
SpyCloud provides the earliest detection of potentially compromised accounts – those using credentials that have appeared in a third-party breach and are therefore at risk of account takeover. And we automate the remediation of exposed passwords, enabling enterprises to lock down accounts quickly, before damage is done.
SpyCloud safeguards more than 2 billion employee and consumer accounts from account takeover and follow-on attacks.
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