
Hard Truths About ATO & Strategies To Defend Your Enterprise
Protecting your enterprise from breaches and account takeovers has never been a bigger challenge.
WHITEPAPER
Account takeover (ATO) occurs when criminals use stolen logins to access user accounts without permission–typically credentials that have been exposed in a third-party breach. Using victims’ accounts, criminals can make fraudulent purchases, drain accounts, steal sensitive data, or move laterally within a target organization.
The vast majority of account takeover attempts are automated credential-stuffing attacks. However, SpyCloud customers report that 80 percent of losses come from just 10 percent of ATO attempts, which are highly targeted and challenging to detect.
Read this whitepaper to learn:
Reset stolen passwords before criminals can use them to defraud your users or access sensitive corporate data.
Targeted vs. Automated Account Takeover Attacks
A few of our happy customers:
Protecting your enterprise from breaches and account takeovers has never been a bigger challenge.
Preventing account takeover begins with monitoring the dark web, but without the ability to match user accounts with a database of exposed credentials, a top 10 travel booking site was vulnerable to attack.
If your account takeover prevention program primarily focuses on automated credential stuffing attacks, you may be leaving your organization exposed to serious losses. Learn more in this webinar we hosted with ISMG.
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.
See your real-time breach exposure details powered by SpyCloud data.
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