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.
After three years of suffering from highly targeted attacks at the hands of an unidentified criminal, a technology executive turns to SpyCloud.
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.
Stop exposures from becoming account breaches.
