As organizations sell to more discerning buyers, scrutiny on security and compliance practices grows. It’s certainly warranted—the frequency of third-party breaches is on the rise. In our State of Trust Report, almost half of all organizations surveyed say that a vendor of theirs experienced a data breach since they started working together. ‍

As a former federal CISO who has spent decades designing and securing enterprise infrastructure, I’ve grown increasingly concerned as organizations continue to rely on legacy Privileged Access Management (PAM) solutions designed for a different era. These systems, once the gold standard in security, have become dangerous liabilities in today’s modern cloud-native world.

At Teleport we love modern infrastructure and open-source software, but don't like static credentials and passwords. This created a challenge for us when deploying Temporal, an open-source workflow automation software on EKS: Temporal always requires a password to authenticate to the backend RDS database. To solve this problem, we turned to Teleport Machine & Workload Identity.

Cloud security operates on a different paradigm compared to traditional IT security. For example, it involves multiple contextual layers such as cloud services, containers and Kubernetes that require specialized insights. The challenge is even harder when the organization is affected by compliance requirements, and is compounded by the sheer volume of data that becomes a major concern for any organization. Failing to effectively manage it leads to costly inefficiencies and risks.

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Keeper is excited to announce two significant updates to our iOS app: support for USB-C plug-in hardware security keys and a new Two-Factor Authentication (2FA) frequency setting. These updates reflect our commitment to providing industry-leading security solutions while ensuring a seamless user experience. Continue reading to learn more about these updates and how you can try them out yourself.

Cryptographic mechanisms protect the integrity of audit tools by ensuring that the data they collect is trustworthy. Most systems constantly run audit tools in the background, system activity such as user logins, file changes and network activity is monitored and recorded. These records are vital to system administrators for compliance, forensic analysis and security monitoring. Using cryptographic mechanisms is vital to the integrity of this data.

Mobile app security testing tools are like a unified command center for enterprise organizations. They automate the detection of potential threats, standardize testing protocols across agencies, help prioritize risks, and enable rapid response to the most critical threats. If your organization has several mobile applications developed by multiple third-party vendors, fragmented security oversight and inconsistencies in app development must be commonly observed.

On the morning of Oct 13th, SpaceX successfully performed a groundbreaking catch of its Starship booster. It was a monumental moment in space exploration, one that David Heinemeier Hansson, co-founder of Ruby on Rails and Basecamp, recently praised in his blog. As Heinemeier Hansson noted, pulling off such feats requires a rare combination of audacity, vision, and an ironclad refusal to accept failure.

The intersection of IoT (Internet of Things) and OT (Operational Technology) in healthcare has become a focal point in securing critical infrastructure. With the industry accounting for 9% of global GDP and integrating thousands of devices, from bedside monitors to surgical robots, the stakes couldn’t be higher. The journey from isolated systems to hyper-connected healthcare environments has unlocked unparalleled efficiency and innovation. Yet, it has also introduced unprecedented security risks.