
SpyCloud Named 2020 Gartner Cool Vendor in Identity Access Management and Fraud Detection
Download the full report for Gartner’s analysis of the IAM & Fraud Detection market, and see why SpyCloud was named a Cool Vendor.
WEBINAR
Enterprises are trying everything they can to prevent cyber criminals from taking over employee and customer accounts to gain access to data and systems. One security control they believe provides protection is multi-factor authentication (MFA). While MFA does provide an additional layer of security, threat actors have figured out how to bypass it using a few clever tactics.
So how easy is it to get around your multi-factor authentication solutions? Watch this on-demand webinar and learn the most common methods that threat actors are using to bypass MFA so you can implement stronger safeguards to protect your employees and customers from account takeover.
In this webinar you will learn about:
Reset stolen passwords before criminals can use them to defraud your users or access sensitive corporate data.
How Easy Is It To Bypass Multi-Factor Authentication Solutions?
Jason Lancaster, Head of Investigations
ason began his career performing pen testing, designing and implementing secure network infrastructures. First as a government contractor and then at a Fortune 500 healthcare company. In 2003, he joined TippingPoint where he held several roles including SE Director. TippingPoint was acquired by 3Com in 2005 and later by HP in 2010.
At HP, Jason ran a cross-functional team as Director with the Office of Advanced Technology. In 2013, Jason co-founded HP Field Intelligence, as part of the Security Research organization, delivering actionable threat intelligence to a wide audience.
Jason spent 15 months at a cloud security start-up CloudPassage prior to joining SpyCloud where he leads the Investigations team.
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Download the full report for Gartner’s analysis of the IAM & Fraud Detection market, and see why SpyCloud was named a Cool Vendor.
Handy guide to decipher what it means when employee or consumer information appears on a botnet log, and how to contact infected users with an action plan.
Find out what SpyCloud learned by analyzing millions of data breach records and botnet logs tied to employees of Fortune 1000 enterprises.
Current, Relevant, Truly Actionable Data
SpyCloud’s account takeover prevention and fraud investigation solutions are backed by the world’s most current and comprehensive repository of recovered stolen credentials and PII. More data, particularly plaintext passwords, means more matches and stronger account protection.
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