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To address the reactive fraud challenge in the financial and retail industries, SpyCloud has released a new Compromised Credit Card API – allowing credit card, debit card, gift card, and loyalty card issuers to automatically monitor and detect exposed card numbers. With these insights in hand, security, application, and fraud teams can shift their focus to pre-fraud activity and more quickly remediate compromised cards before any fraud or financial crime can happen. Not only do these insights help with preventing #fraud, but they also reduce the burden on teams from post-transaction fraud, reducing monetary losses to the business, and upholding consumer trust in your brand. Read more about this new tool in our recent blog https://bit.ly/3RIcGfC.

Hot of the presses! Our June Security Roundup Newsletter is here. 🗞 From new products to fascinating content, make sure you subscribe so you don't miss out on any of the exciting things we've been up to lately. SpyCloud Security Round Up #spycloud #newsletter #securitynews

One of the fundamental gaps with Zero Trust implementation is the lack of darknet telemetry as a policy engine input. It’s the only way for your team to know for sure when an identity or endpoint has been compromised by a third-party breach or infostealer #malware infection. Use our free tool to see if your organization has malware-exposed employees, stolen session cookies, and more. Check your exposure now >> https://bit.ly/3XGUQO2

🚨 NEW PRODUCT ALERT 🚨 Introducing SpyCloud's Compromised Credit Card API Exposed credit cards, gift cards, and loyalty cards put not only the consumer but the financial institution or retailer that issue the card at risk for fraud losses and can majorly impact customer trust and brand loyalty. With #SpyCloud's new API, card-issuing organizations can now prevent #fraud before it happens with active monitoring and remediation of compromised credit card, gift card, and loyalty card data. Learn more about the ultimate pre-fraud data source today at https://bit.ly/3zuzrgE.

Stolen data threatens the security of organizations and users, regardless of industry, on a daily basis. With SpyCloud's Check Your Exposure tool, you can gain great insight into the compromised corporate data circulating the dark web and with #SpyCloud's suite of cybercrime disruption solutions you can work to negate the value and use of that data faster than is can be used against you by bad actors. Act on what criminals know about your business by checking your darknet data exposure at https://bit.ly/3RB9nGg.

We're so excited to have Tyler Fornes joining SpyCloud as our new Director of Channel Sales for North America. Tyler's rich technical acumen plus experience with operationalizing products and systems for partners are fantastic contributions to our Channel team! Connect with him today on Linkedin. #TeamSpyCloud #GrowwithSpyCloud

Next week our #Federal team will be in Baltimore, MD for the annual AFCEA International #TechNetCyber conference. Stop by the SpyCloud booth (#2217) to talk to our team of experts about how our solutions, powered by rich recaptured open-source Identity Intelligence: - Protect enterprises and government agencies from cyberattacks - Enable defense and intelligence mission success - Power investigations and threat actor attribution and patterns-of-life analysis Leave us a comment or direct message if you'd like to meet with a member of #SpyCloud onsite.

Join us in welcoming Kousha Asadi to #TeamSpyCloud! Kousha brings years of sales leadership, training and coaching to our fantastic Sales Development team. Connect with him on Linkedin today: https://bit.ly/3VyXbbb

In light of the continuing stream of high-profile and public cyber incidents, including alleged breaches of companies that have been making the rounds within the cybersecurity and broader media ecosystem, we wanted to take a moment and talk about SpyCloud's approach to responsibly disclosing #breach and #malware data to victims. Our #SpyCloud Labs team regularly and proactively engages with victimized organizations to make sure they have access to the data that was allegedly stolen from them so they have an opportunity to remediate any potential user or employee exposure due to the release of the information. We have formalized this practice into our Responsible Disclosure program, which is built around three core principles: 🌟 To be good internet citizens 🌟 To foster collaboration 🌟 To align with law enforcement guidelines You can learn about our program, including our recommended best practices and some things we avoid, in our latest blog: https://bit.ly/3xmOhoZ

Atomic macOS Stealer is notorious for being one of the few active macOS infostealer malware families with full-fledged stealing capabilities that allow it to capture things like admin and keychain passwords, sensitive system info, and credentials and browser information. Listen in for our reverse engineering analysis from the team at SpyCloud Labs for: - Detection challenges - Sneaky features - Scope of impact - Red flags & warning signs