Over 2B+ Accounts Protected & Counting
SpyCloud provides actually actionable threat intelligence to prevent account takeover and keep your employees and customers secure.
In a brief demo we’ll show you:
- Why SpyCloud’s early breach data collection and password cracking matter to your ATO and ransomware prevention efforts
- How quickly you can integrate SpyCloud’s exposed data to improve your security posture
- How we take it a step further with automated remediation of exposed credentials to reduce your risk without burdening your staff
Threat Intelligence Has Changed
(in a big way)
Trusted by market leaders
With 500+ customers around the world, including half of the Fortune 10, SpyCloud is the leader in operationalizing Cybercrime Analytics to protect businesses.
We’re on a mission to make the internet a safer place by disrupting the criminal underground. Together with our customers, we aim to stop criminals from profiting off stolen data.
5 of the
Fortune 10
#1 Nonprofit
Healthcare Provider
#1 Global Asset Manager
#1 US Pharmaceuticals Distributor
#1 Global Professional Network
#1 Global Cybersecurity Company
Why Choose SpyCloud?
We take the heavy lifting off your team, recapturing more actionable breach intel that any any other provider.
- Shorten your exposure window from years to days with actually actionable threat intelligence: a continuously-updated feed of fresh exposures, including malware-infected user records.
- Negate the effects of credential reuse by checking your users’ passwords against our entire database and block previously-compromised, weak and banned passwords.
- Get the most current data that’s easy to integrate into common SIEMs, SOARS, TIPs, and customer authentication workflows.
Why Our Customers Trust Us
Identify Exposed Accounts on a Regular Basis
2,000
Exposed employee records identified across 65 breaches
– Chemical Company
Reduce Entry Points to Your Corporate Assets
90%
Reduction in ATO cases for internal employees
– Major Airline
Shorten Response Times with Automation
1,000
Compromised passwords secured in one day
– University of Oklahoma