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AI Agent Security: Whose Responsibility Is It?
Melissa Ruzzi says that keeping data secure for AI agents should be considered akin to keeping data secure in SaaS applications.
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13 cybersecurity myths organizations need to stop believing
Soby argues that most corporate security strategies today resemble aviation’s “big sky theory” of collision avoidance, which means that they’re betting on…
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The SaaS Visibility Trap: Why Seeing SaaS Risk Isn’t the Same as Securing It
Seeing SaaS risk isn’t securing it. Learn why SaaS visibility alone can’t prevent incidents and how to close the gap.
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SaaS Is The New Frontline: What Recent SaaS Supply Chain Attacks Teach Us About Modern Cyber Risk
Attacks from both UNC6040 and UNC6395 serve as stark examples of the growing SaaS supply chain threat.
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FBI and French Police Shutter BreachForums Domain Again
With the recent Salesforce breaches, the seizure of backups could help law enforcers with other investigations, said AppOmni chief security officer, Cory…
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Hackers Extorting Salesforce After Stealing Data From Dozens of Customers
“What is novel here is the attempt to frame alleged negligence not just against customers, but against the vendor and its native,…
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Ransomware Group “Trinity of Chaos” Launches Data Leak Site
“It appears the ‘retirement’ of ShinyHunters was short-lived,” said Brian Soby, chief technology officer and co-founder at AppOmni.
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75% of Orgs. Had a SaaS Security Incident Despite High Confidence in Their Security. Here’s Why.
Most orgs. felt secure, but 75% had a SaaS incident. Learn why, and how to bridge the SaaS security confidence gap.
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Extortion gang opens data leak site to squeeze victims of its Salesforce attacks
While attackers often pressure customers of a breached product, using lawsuits to increase leverage on the vendor represents a novel escalation, according…
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Cloud Security Alliance Launches SSCF for Standardized SaaS Protection
Co-authored with partners like GuidePoint Security and AppOmni, the SSCF provides vendors with actionable guidelines to enhance their built-in security postures.
