We break down the trends our researchers observed within cybercriminal communities over the last 12 months, including the breached data cybercriminals have been stealing and sharing, and how your cybersecurity plans should adjust as a result.
See the latest stolen credential statistics specific to telcos and get recommendations for mitigating risk. Presented by Bob Lyle, SpyCloud’s expert on telecommunications ATO fraud.
The SolarWinds supply chain compromise will have repercussions for years to come. Using witness testimony from the February 23, 2021 Senate Select Committee on Intelligence hearing, we broke down the timeline of the attack and examined how SpyCloud could have helped at each stage.
Over the last 12 months, SpyCloud has recovered 1.5 billion credentials from 854 breach sources. Find out the trends our researchers have observed, including exposed .gov credentials and pandemic-themed keywords in users’ passwords.
SpyCloud found over 39 million breach assets tied to FTSE 100 & subsidiary companies on the criminal underground. What else did we discover and how does your industry stack up?
Find out what SpyCloud learned by analyzing millions of data breach records and botnet logs tied to employees of Fortune 1000 enterprises.
Learn how your peers are tackling the top threat vectors facing remote workers, including phishing, malware, and account takeover.
You can’t stop ATO until you understand it. Get this plain-English primer on the latest attack methods, bad habits that increase ATO risk, and strategies for prevention.
Download our guide to learn what swift actions government agencies can take to prevent employees’ and consumers’ data from being siphoned by keylogger malware.
The activity we saw on criminal marketplaces during the 2020 holiday shopping season surprised us – huge spikes in the sales of crimeware tools and stolen credentials for particular restaurants, airlines and other consumer services accounts. Get the details in this on-demand webinar.
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.
Get advice from CISOs who have been through worst-case scenarios: breaches that exposed customer data. Their experience will help you better prepare your own breach prevention and response plans.
This Fortune 100 financial services company protects millions of financial services consumers from account takeover fraud with SpyCloud, while also enriching their online fraud investigations with SpyCloud data.
Alvarez & Marsal uses SpyCloud Active Directory Guardian to monitor the credentials of over 6,000 employees across all 54 of the company’s global offices, as well as service providers enrolled in their Active Directory.
Download the full report for Gartner’s analysis of the IAM & Fraud Detection market, and see why SpyCloud was named a Cool Vendor.
With SpyCloud, this global fintech platform has been able to automate consumer account takeover prevention at scale, protect thousands of users infected with credential-stealing botnets, and enrich their predictive models and investigations.
Security leaders who have been through worst-case scenarios offer real-world advice for stronger breach prevention & response. Get the audio file or watch the panel webinar on-demand.
We explore securing consumer identity against evolving criminal behavior & technology and share how one fintech platform is using breach data to inform their fraud algorithms in 4 innovative ways.
Learn how credential stuffing works and get insights into the tools of the trade (including some very sophisticated custom Nintendo crimeware). Discover why stolen accounts that don’t have obvious monetary value can be profitable for cybercriminals.
See malware from the criminal perspective, including how the data collected from infected machines gets monetized. Learn how to shield your organization from the damage caused by credential-stealing malware.
When your consumers’ passwords appear in a third-party breach, the language you use to notify them that their passwords must be reset requires careful consideration.
To demonstrate how to complete a low-cost analysis using open-source threat intelligence data, we have compiled and shared a dataset of over 136,000 domains with COVID-19 themes.
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.
SpyCloud enabled a global managed services provider to expand the value of their offering by adding credential monitoring services and increasing the quality of their threat intelligence reports—all without hiring additional staff.
Our extensive 2020 report examines the breach exposure of Fortune 1000 enterprises.
Account takeover can be highly-targeted, sophisticated, and manual, or it can be high-volume and automated. Learn how to protect your enterprise from both types of ATO.
Our 2020 report shows that password reuse continues to be a serious problem, leaving enterprises and their customers vulnerable to account takeover.
SpyCloud has analyzed breach data tied to Fortune 1000 employee credentials to understand trends in password reuse and data exposure. See what it means for the organizations that work with them.
With few resources to dedicate to account takeover prevention, this large US university was settling for a mediocre security solution that required too much manual effort.
With few internal resources or sufficient tools to identify and remediate exposed student, faculty and staff email accounts, OU was at constant risk for accounts being compromised.
Discovering exposed user credentials across the global networking company’s many domains proved to be challenging using old, redundant, and undecrypted password data from an incomplete solution.
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.
Password reuse is a constant issue that often leads to account takeovers, yet finding exposed credentials was a labor-intensive, manual task that didn’t capture every instance.
Aligning your enterprise’s password policy with the latest guidelines from NIST can help encourage better password habits and reduce the risk of account takeover.
Read this solution brief to understand the benefits of using SpyCloud to align with NIST password guidelines.
Everything you ever wanted to know about GDPR in (Relatively) plain english, along with information for companies evaluating SpyCloud.
Over the years, security professionals have learned surprising lessons about how password policies affect user behavior.
This CSO whitepaper provides a guide to the best practices for evaluating how well each approach works, including a checklist of topics to discuss with each vendor being evaluated.
In this webinar, SpyCloud researchers discuss the trends they’ve tracked on criminal ecommerce sites, including fresh data on how Black Friday 2019 sales affected prices and sales volumes.
This SpyCloud Research Report demystifies the markets selling everything from drugs and guns to stolen credentials.
Protecting your enterprise from breaches and account takeovers has never been a bigger challenge.
Each year, our experts dig into the data from the previous year and break all the breaches down by the numbers.
Download the SpyCloud White Paper to read our experts’ breakdown of how the underground market operates, how it is changing, and what can be done to protect you and your company.
Watch the 6 Myths About Account Takeovers webinar and learn which popular claims are oversold so you can make informed decisions about your own ATO prevention investment.
Download the ebook, 6 Myths about ATO Prevention Strategies to learn which of the most common techniques and technologies help and which provide false hope.
Enterprises are trying everything they can to prevent cyber criminals from taking over employee and customer accounts to gain access to data and systems.
Because of widespread password reuse, Account Takeover (ATO) attacks have become an extremely lucrative business for cybercriminals.
Stop exposures from becoming account breaches.
