Dark web intelligence platform for identity threat detection and ransomware prevention
SpyCloud processes recaptured darknet data to detect compromised credentials, prevent account takeovers, and disrupt ransomware campaigns. The stack reveals a data-intensive operation: Databricks + Spark + PostgreSQL + MongoDB for ingestion and storage, Python + Go + TypeScript for automation, and ServiceNow + Splunk + Sentinel for security operationalization. Active projects around data collection at scale, ETL pipeline refinement, and ML enrichment signal ongoing investment in signal fidelity and cost efficiency — matching stated pain points around handling large volumes while maintaining performance.
SpyCloud transforms compromised data from breaches, malware infections, and phishing campaigns into identity threat intelligence for enterprises and government agencies. The platform automates detection of exposed credentials, prevents account takeovers, identifies insider threats, and accelerates cybercrime investigations. The company serves seven Fortune 10 customers alongside hundreds of global enterprises and mid-market organizations. Engineering and sales dominate the hiring profile, with active recruitment across the US and UK focusing on senior and director-level roles in core platform and revenue functions.
Core data layer: Databricks, Spark, PostgreSQL, MongoDB, DynamoDB, Redis. Automation: Python, Go, TypeScript, Tines, Okta Workflows. Security/ops: Splunk, Microsoft Sentinel, ServiceNow. Sales/engagement: Salesforce, HubSpot, Outreach, 6Sense, ZoomInfo.
Austin, Texas. The company employs 201–500 people and actively recruits in the United States and United Kingdom.
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