The Missing Ingredient in Your Zero Trust Recipe
Most organizations are already somewhere along their Zero Trust journey – be that planning, implementing, or optimizing. But as cybercriminals innovate, we’re seeing a common identity credential monitoring gap in policy engines that is leaving organizations vulnerable to targeted attacks: user’s stolen session cookies.
You rely on your policy engine to make important decisions that can make or break your organization’s defenses, and session cookies are one key ingredient you don’t want to ignore. With active stolen cookies in hand, cybercriminals can sidestep authentication methods, including MFA and SSO, with session hijacking and impersonate employees to access sensitive corporate data. To mitigate this risk within your organization, it’s critical to feed your policy engine timely and comprehensive darknet telemetry that covers not just exposed identity credentials, but also compromised authentication data like stolen session cookies.
Listen in for a quick guide on how to go beyond traditional credential monitoring and implement always-on access authentication using SpyCloud’s enriched telemetry. We share:
- Why it’s important to prioritize feeding your Zero Trust policy engine with continuous identity monitoring using cybercrime telemetry
- What we can learn from some recent, high-profile examples of situations where cybercriminals leveraged stolen cookies in targeted attacks
- How SpyCloud’s cybercrime telemetry aligns with popular compliance and risk management frameworks, including NIST CSF, and CIS Top Controls
- How SpyCloud integrates with your existing security tools for automated identity exposure remediation
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