Employee ATO Prevention

SpyCloud’s Employee ATO Prevention (EAP) helps organizations stop account takeover (ATO) before it happens by detecting compromised employee credentials early and automating remediation — shutting down criminal entry points and reducing risk.

✅ Benefits at a Glance

⏱️ Decreased Exposure Window

Reset exposed employee credentials early in the attack lifecycle to block criminal entry points.

🔍 Continuous Credential Monitoring

Gain unmatched visibility into the world’s largest, continuously updated repository of breached, malware-exfiltrated, and phished data.

⚙️ Automated Remediation

Reduce security team workload with automated remediation in existing workflows.

🎯 Prioritize Critical Threats

Focus on the most urgent risks with advanced filtering to quickly resolve what matters most.

🛠️ Key Capabilities

🕵️ Credential Monitoring

Watchlist domains, IPs, and emails against SpyCloud’s massive recaptured darknet dataset.

⏰ Real-Time Alerts

Get immediate notifications when new employee exposures are detected.

🔁 Password Reuse Detection

Identify employees reusing exposed credentials and highlight repeat offenders.

📊 Executive Reporting

Generate on-demand or monthly high-level reports on exposures and ATOs prevented.

📂 Data Export

Export CSVs for deeper analysis or to build custom reports for specific metrics.

🔐 Secure SSO Portal

Access a user-friendly dashboard with detailed exposure data and org-level analytics.

⚙️ Admin Control

Add or remove domains, emails, and IP addresses for tailored protection.

🌐 Domain-Specific Monitoring

Zero in on critical areas of concern with domain-level exposure insights.

🔗 Flexible Integrations

Send SpyCloud data into SIEMs, SOARs, IdPs, and TIPs for seamless remediation workflows.

🔍 Why It Matters

SpyCloud ingests and analyzes 25B+ pieces of stolen identity data every month, delivering exposure data within minutes of discovery.

By shifting to a holistic identity-first approach, organizations reduce ATO risk before attackers can exploit exposed credentials.