How we are different

Unparalleled Data Scope: SpyCloud maintains the world’s largest repository of recaptured darknet data, with over 725 billion assets gathered from 48,000+ breaches, malware infections, phishing attacks, and private criminal forums. Its proprietary technology and advanced analytics dynamically correlate billions of darknet data points, uncovering hidden relationships across seemingly unrelated accounts that span both professional and personal personas. This approach provides a broader and more accurate view of a user’s identity, enabling unparalleled visibility into data exploited by cybercriminals, including authentication credentials, financial records, and personally identifiable information (PII).

Holistic Identity Protection Beyond Traditional Security Models: Traditional identity security solutions focus narrowly on securing corporate accounts, leaving organizations vulnerable to broader identity exposures affecting employees, consumers, and suppliers. SpyCloud goes beyond account-level security, correlating stolen identity data across both professional and personal personas to reveal hidden risks that competitors overlook. Cybercriminals exploit sprawling digital identities—including credentials, authentication cookies, and financial data—while traditional security tools fail to address this growing attack surface. SpyCloud closes this gap with an identity-centric approach, providing organizations with a full-spectrum view of identity-based threats and enabling rapid remediation before stolen data is weaponized.

Deep Cybercrime Expertise: SpyCloud’s team consists of seasoned analysts with deep expertise in cybercrime operations, forensics, and threat actor behavior as well as information security veterans hailing from Fortune 500 companies, threat intelligence vendors, the FBI, and the U.S. Department of Defense. They specialize in understanding the tactics, techniques, and procedures of cybercriminals. They use their expertise, in combination with SpyCloud’s technology, to recapture stolen data and map it back to specific breaches, malware families, or actors, providing valuable intelligence to mitigate threats or assist law enforcement efforts.