AppOmni Security Experts
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Interview With CMO Chandra Sekar About The SaaS and AI Security Company
Chandra Sekar discusses his leadership journey, AppOmni’s mission to prevent SaaS data breaches, and how we deliver deep visibility and continuous security…
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Salesforce guest flaws fuel large-scale data harvesting
AppOmni said new attacker tooling has increased the impact of a long-standing exposure, making exploitation faster, more scalable, and more damaging.
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What is the Salesforce GraphQL Exploit and What You Should Do
Salesforce GraphQL exploit exposed misconfigured guest data in Experience Cloud. Learn how it happened and how to prevent exposure.
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ShinyHunters Claims Woflow Breach in Supply Chain Hack
ShinyHunters claims a breach of SaaS provider Woflow in a supply-chain attack impacting major brands, highlighting escalating third-party SaaS security risks and…
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6 Essential Strategies to Defend Against AI-Powered Threat Actors in 2026
Learn six actionable ways organizations can counter AI-driven cybersecurity threats by enhancing policies, detection, response, and overall defenses against AI-enabled attacks.
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Can Meta Workers See Through Your Ray-Ban Smart Glasses? Here’s What Security Experts Say
Meta’s Ray-Ban smart glasses are drawing fresh privacy scrutiny after investigations revealed that footage users capture (especially when using cloud-linked AI features)…
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ShinyHunters Claims Woflow Breach: What It Means for SaaS Supply Chain Security
Learn the security risks in SaaS supply chains and about ShinyHunters’ evolving extortion tactics behind the alleged Woflow breach.
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Forgot about Salesforce data theft? Impacted companies have not
“Once they got these tokens, they also use the access to search for other access tokens inside the Salesforce environment,” Cory Michal…
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AdExchanger Data Privacy Roundup
Costello sees a broader pattern of SaaS vendors racing to bolt AI onto everything. In that rush, security is a lower priority.
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New phishing campaign tricks employees into bypassing Microsoft 365 MFA
Cory Michal, CSO at AppOmni, said attacks often leverage OAuth tokens and service/integration identities because they’re a blind spot for many orgs.
