
2022 Fortune 1000 Identity Exposure Report
Our annual analysis of data tied to Fortune 1000 companies includes insights on credential exposure, password reuse rates, and the impact of malware-infected employees and consumers.
Our annual analysis of data tied to Fortune 1000 companies includes insights on credential exposure, password reuse rates, and the impact of malware-infected employees and consumers.
Our annual analysis of exposed credentials and PII tied to London’s FTSE 100 employees uncovered insights about password reuse and malware-infected devices that put these organisations and the companies that rely on them at risk.
Our annual reports analyzes the 15.5 billion assets we recaptured from the criminal underground last year, and how enterprises can use this information to protect themselves from ATO, malware, and ransomware, and protect their consumers from online fraud.
Our report breaks down the frequency of ransomware attacks on organizations of all sizes, insights on ransomware preparedness measures, and details on the criminal economy that’s fueling ransomware right now.
The prevalence of password reuse and loose credential security protocols are gifts to cybercriminals that expose the U.S. to significant risks.
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.
See Gartner’s analysis of the IAM & Fraud Detection market and why SpyCloud received the Cool Vendor recognition.
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.
Our extensive 2020 report examines the breach exposure of Fortune 1000 enterprises.
Our 2020 report shows that password reuse continues to be a serious problem, leaving enterprises and their customers vulnerable to account takeover.
This SpyCloud Research Report demystifies the markets selling everything from drugs and guns to stolen credentials.
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.
Because of widespread password reuse, Account Takeover (ATO) attacks have become an extremely lucrative business for cybercriminals.
Transforming recaptured data to protect your business.
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