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Secure Cloud Access with Wiz & CyberArk: Enhance Multi-Cloud Security at Cloud Speed | CyberArk

Discover how the powerful integration between Wiz and CyberArk enhances cloud security by identifying and controlling excessive cloud privileges. In this demo, you'll see how Wiz flags risky access, while CyberArk applies just-in-time privileged access for secure administrative operations in multi-cloud environments. By leveraging the principle of least-privilege, CyberArk's Secure Cloud Access ensures all sessions are monitored for compliance and audit without slowing down your cloud development.

Random but Memorable - Episode 13.6: Life Admin Selfie Fatigue with Troy Hunt

Are the frequent stories about data breaches in the news making us desensitized? On today's episode, friend-of-the-show Troy Hunt reveals how we can combat data breach fatigue and reflects on how the landscape of cyberattacks has changed over the past 10 years of Have I Been Pwned. Plus, we lift the lid on all the latest security news in Watchtower Weekly, and launch a brand new giveaway!

Kubernetes Monitoring Tools: Optimizing Performance and Security

Containerization is now an important tool for businesses that want to make their apps scalable and efficient. A lot of people use Kubernetes because it can easily manage containers in many different environments. It is the best open-source platform for handling containerized workloads and services. But Kubernetes systems can be hard to manage and keep an eye on because they are spread out and have changing workloads.

ZTNA Use Cases: Real-World Examples for Modern Enterprises

The rise of hybrid and remote work has created unprecedented opportunities for forward-thinking organizations and their employees. At the same time, it has also created unprecedented opportunities for threat actors. The ability to access sensitive files from almost any machine, while convenient, can be a profound security risk. That’s why it’s worth considering a few real-world ZTNA use cases.

Can I Remove My Information From the Dark Web?

Unfortunately, once your information has been put on the dark web, you cannot remove it. Despite this, you can still protect your personal information and identity by changing your passwords, enabling Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) and monitoring your online accounts for suspicious activity. Continue reading to learn how to tell if your information is on the dark web and what you can do to protect yourself if it is.

A Case Study in Vulnerability Prioritization: Lessons Learned from Large-Scale Incidents

There’s no way around it: vulnerability management is complex. As organizations become more reliant on software and applications, the sheer volume of known vulnerabilities has become more difficult to track, prioritize, and remediate. Adversaries have also become increasingly reliant on exploiting vulnerabilities in order to compromise organizations.

CMMC 2.0: A Roadmap to Compliance with Trustwave

The U.S. Department of Defense (DoD) Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification (CMMC) 2.0 has passed through the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs and is now on its way to Congress, set to become law by Q4 2024. With the CMMC becoming official law, its full implementation in defense contracts will occur through a phased approach over three years starting in 2025.

ZTNA: A Game-Changer for C-Level Executives

In today’s digital age, where work from anywhere and hybrid cloud adoption are the norm, traditional network security perimeters have crumbled. IT organizations are using hybrid cloud strategies to combine the scalable, cost-effective public cloud with the secure, compliant private cloud. However, on the user side, enterprises are grappling with the limitations of VPNs, which were once the go-to solution for secure remote access.

API Gateways and API Protection: What's the Difference?

Modern businesses are increasingly reliant on APIs. They are the building blocks facilitating data exchange and communication between disparate systems. Because of their prevalence and importance, they are also under attack by actors exploiting vulnerabilities and misconfigurations. Unauthorized access, data exposure, injection attacks, broken authentication, DoS attacks, shadow or unmanaged APIs, insecure API dependencies, and more present a real risk to APIs and the organizations that use them.