WEBINAR
Combating Fraud from Stolen Cookies
Introducing SpyCloud Session Identity Protection

WEBINAR
Introducing SpyCloud Session Identity Protection
Threat actors using stolen credentials often face the challenge of bypassing multi-factor authentication (MFA), device ID checks, and browser fingerprinting anti-fraud technologies. But in recent years, criminals have learned how to bypass these protections by relying on “anti-detect” browsers that can emulate a legitimate user’s trusted device and browser fingerprint. These tools are powered by a constant stream of malware infections that steal credentials, session cookies and other browser data – all available for sale on the criminal marketplaces.
We’re excited to introduce a new solution that expands our ability to help enterprises prevent fraud tied to malware: SpyCloud Session Identity Protection. It offers early warning of malware-infected consumers whose compromised web session cookies appear in botnet logs recaptured by SpyCloud, and are therefore at extreme risk of costly, difficult-to-detect fraud.
This webinar explains how:
A few of our happy customers:
SpyCloud solutions are backed by the world’s most current and comprehensive repository of recaptured data from breaches, malware-infected devices, and other underground sources – with billions of exposed credentials and PII. It’s the same data that fraudsters use, but we make it actionable to prevent account takeover, ransomware attacks, and online fraud.
Our goal is to help organizations to protect themselves from criminal activity and disrupt criminals’ ability to profit from stolen data.
See your real-time account takeover exposure details powered by SpyCloud data.
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