Nearly every business today uses some Software-as-a-Service (SaaS) application. From streamlined productivity to team communication, web applications drive business revenue outcomes. Simultaneously, these applications expand your company’s attack surface since every connection creates new access points that threat actors can use to compromise systems and networks.

This year’s Email Security Risk Report touches on a range of topics from inbound email security and data loss prevention, including the fallout of successful phishing attacks, how Cybersecurity leaders feel about their secure email gateways (SEGs), and the limitations of traditional SAT programs.

While it can serve as part of a security strategy, it also presents some challenges. In this blog post, we outline what automated pen testing is and compare its key benefits and risks with those of manual pen testing.

Social engineering is a technique commonly used by adversaries to manipulate individuals or groups of people into divulging confidential information, performing certain actions, or giving up access to valuable resources. These attacks can take many forms and are typically carried out through electronic communication channels or in-person interactions.

2023 was a landmark year for BoxyHQ's SAML Jackson project, marked by a series of innovative updates that have redefined how we approach Single Sign-On (SSO) and Directory Sync. In this roundup, we celebrate not just our achievements but the invaluable contributions of our vibrant community.

Within the realm of security operations, teams face an array of hurdles, with resource limitations standing out as a significant obstacle. At ThreatQuotient, we empathize with these challenges, and our ethos revolves around a data-driven approach to threat intelligence management. Our primary aim is to channel the precise data to the appropriate systems and teams, precisely when needed, amplifying the efficiency and efficacy of security operations to tackle these challenges head-on.

If you follow cloud security, you know the market can be challenging to navigate, as security needs are often complex, span multiple teams, and demand new processes to pair with the expanding roster of technologies Fortunately, the market is starting to mature and coalesce around unifying cloud security technologies that bring together visibility across cloud infrastructure, containers, hosts, and identities.

The stakes couldn’t be higher for financial services organizations. They have to protect customers’ money and privacy, while complying with technical requirements and governmental regulations. Complying with all those requirements poses a major, ongoing challenge for security teams, which are already under pressure to do more with less. Cybercrime continues to grow, with every industry falling victim, at one time or another.

Netskope continues to advance inline threat protection capabilities and has improved its detection and blocking of malware and phishing attacks while also lowering and improving its false positive rate in the latest AV-TEST Report. In every part of the testing, Netskope improved.

DevOps has been a top choice of development professionals since 2022, and its position has been retained until now. However, it has undergone numerous changes and advancements in this time frame. Due to this, 2024 will be a highly dynamic year, as all the upgrades will be implemented and used for improved software development, testing, security configuration, and maintenance. DevOps trends include every required technology from AI and ML to version control mechanisms.