Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

At the recent Permissionless II, Fireblocks CEO and Co-Founder, Michael Shaulov announced the launch of the non-custodial wallets-as-a-service (WaaS) in his keynote “From Hesitation to Innovation: How Brands Can Successfully Navigate the Web3 Maze” to a standing-room-only audience. This blog features resources to help guide you as you build in Web3, including the keynote at Permissionless, white papers, a new webinar, and technical documentation.

If you’re confused about cybersecurity tools and product categories, join the club. Security market confusion is a major side effect of years of increasingly sophisticated security threats and vendor innovation designed to prevent and respond to them. Add to that the growing use of AI and machine learning by both attackers and defenders and you have what can look like a vendor free-for-all.

Over six in 10 security decision-makers say their teams operate with limited visibility across their environments. Why? We could easily speculate that it comes down to the tools they do or don’t use. However, two-thirds of enterprises now have tools from up to 40 different security vendors in place, and they’re still struggling for insights into the constant cycle of identities seeking access. I believe there’s a bigger-picture challenge we need to – and can – solve for.

The latest MGM Resorts ransomware attack demonstrates why cyber insurance is critical as part of a multi-layered security strategy. In our last blog, we discussed the recent Las Vegas cyber incidents and how no organization is completely safe. The original cyber incident at MGM Resorts occurred on September 10, 2023 — nearly two weeks ago now – and the company and its valued customers are still feeling its effects.

According to a recent data dump on a hacker forum, credit giant TransUnion was recently the victim of a data breach. It's unclear whether the company itself was breached, but it does appear that TransUnion customers have been compromised. Find out more to see what the potential risk is to you, if any.

In the fast-paced world of software development, the clash between developers and security experts could greatly benefit from some much-needed balance. On one side, developers strive for success based on metrics like delivery time, deployment frequency, and number of features. On the other side, security professionals are measured on vulnerability and compliance metrics.