2025 Predictions: What 2024’s SaaS Breaches Mean for Cybersecurity Next Year
Author: Tamara Bailey, Content Marketing Specialist, AppOmni
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AppOmni State of SaaS Security Report 2024 Finds Security Of Enterprise SaaS Applications Is Still Far Short of Ideal
AppOmni releases its latest SaaS security report that analyzes half of the 644 organizations with 2,500-plus employees spanning across multiple security roles.
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The top new cybersecurity products at Black Hat USA 2024
AppOmni unveiled new technology advancements to enhance identity and threat detection in enterprise SaaS environments.
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Stolen Credentials Have Turned SaaS Apps Into Attackers’ Playgrounds
AppOmni analyzed 230 billion SaaS audit log events, revealing that bad actors are executing rapid “smash and grab” attacks, infiltrating SaaS apps, stealing…
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AppOmni Announces SaaS-Aware Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR)
Read the latest announcement on AppOmni’s addition of SaaS-Aware Identity Threat Detection and Response (ITDR) to its SaaS security platform.
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AppOmni Brings Aboard Industry Veteran Joel Wallenstrom
Joel Wallenstrom, AppOmni’s new General Manager, aims to make AppOmni the top choice for business-critical SaaS security.
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Why Your SaaS Security Strategy is Incomplete Without SSPM
Relying on native SaaS security settings and CASBs can leave your organization vulnerable to cybersecurity threats. Read how.
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The Power of SaaS Security in Phishing Defense
Phishing has evolved. Once easy to detect, phishing capitalizes on tech advancements and messaging improvements to make the deception difficult to recognize.
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A Holistic Approach to SaaS Security
Fusing threat detection with configuration management provides much-needed layered defense for SaaS environments.
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CISO’s Checklist: How to Train Employees to be SaaS Cyber Aware
Want to help colleagues avoid falling for common SaaS threat and be more cyber aware? We have a CISO checklist for that.
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OAuth Token: What It Is, How It Works, and Its Vulnerabilities
Learn how OAuth works and the risks of improper OAuth implementation that may introduce attack vectors on your SaaS estate.
