Case Study: Lyft achieves instant cloud data visibility and IP protection with Code42 Incydr

Take the Blinders Off Remote Workforce’s High-Value Data Movement

Lyft, a rapidly growing rideshare and mobility company with over 5,500 employees, faced widening blind spots around high‑value data movement—particularly in cloud collaboration apps like Google Drive—while preparing for an IPO and managing a large remote workforce. Despite existing security tools, the team lacked visibility into what data was being shared or exfiltrated, forcing costly, time‑consuming manual investigations and creating real risk to IP and user data.

Lyft ran a proof‑of‑value with Code42 Incydr and gained immediate, platform‑agnostic visibility into cloud and endpoint activity, plus seamless integrations with Okta, Slack, Gmail and more. Incydr’s prioritized alerts cut noise, dropped critical time‑to‑response from ~24 hours to 1 hour, reduced insider‑risk administration to about an hour a day, and enabled safe collaboration (e.g., sanctioned AirDrop), helping Lyft protect IP, streamline workflows and support its IPO readiness.

Lyft

Jae Ward

Security Analyst