Cybersecurity Leadership

Cloud misconfigurations, more sophisticated ransomware, and exploitation of vendors are contributing to rising cyberattacks.

Dark Reading talks cloud security with John Kindervag, the godfather of zero trust.

After reflecting on their experience, IT leaders found that the most common reasons for cloud repatriation projects were security concerns.

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Schlomo Kramer on why a common operational platform based on SASE can solve the lion’s share of cloud security challenges for companies.

Darktrace chief product officer, Max Heinemeyer, cautions companies about the cybersecurity risk of not securing their cloud data in 2024.

A new study on the current state of cloud-native security found that a considerable number of cloud adopters do not understand the security risks of moving legacy applications to the cloud, opening themselves to a number of cloud-based attacks.

The 4 best practices to implement true shift-left security. Developers and security teams must unite early in the software development lifecycle.

Complex security issues arise when different clouds and computing models interact.

While surface-level confidence around hybrid cloud security is high, the reality is nearly 1/3 of security breaches are going undetected.

While the cost of cloud security measures may appear to be high, the cost of a data breach or security incident can be far greater and more damaging.

Rapid migration to the cloud continues, but the benefits of a cloud strategy must be balanced with cybersecurity. How can IT leaders assess their organizations’ cloud security posture?

Protecting sensitive data and ensuring compliance with regulations are paramount concerns for SMEs leveraging cloud services. To achieve resilient cloud security, SMEs must implement robust strategies tailored to their unique needs and resources.

The cloud service provider and the application provider create a secure foundation – but customers add one more piece to the puzzle.

Your existing cloud security practices, platforms, and tools will only go so far in protecting the organization from threats inherent to the use of AI's large language models.

Investing in a robust, well-orchestrated and coordinated cyber security plan is a competitive advantage that can provide valuable returns to your business. Keeping your organization, its people and its data safe is top of mind for every CEO.

CIOs must rethink how they approach and allocate budgets to protect the cloud. Blind spots must be eliminated in 2024.

Analysis of six major cloud incidents shows how some common mistakes can lead to serious consequences.

In an era where cloud computing reigns supreme, the concept of security has undergone a profound transformation. As businesses rapidly migrate their operations and data to the cloud, the need to secure this digital frontier becomes increasingly paramount.

As businesses shift data and workflows away from their premises, the issue of who’s responsible for what in the cloud is becoming complex.

Recent research shows that one third of enterprises lose more than 10% of their associated technology assets when offboarding workers, and 42% experience unauthorized access to SaaS applications and cloud resources.

Confidential computing serves as a gateway between data in memory and code, ensuring that even if an attacker could perform a memory dump, the data would still be encrypted and inaccessible.

Let's talk about how you can stay off the growing list of companies that have been hacked. Spoiler alert: It takes money and commitment.

Cloud security threats are increasing in both frequency and intensity. We need better visibility into potential threats and proactive approaches to addressing risk.