Palo Alto Networks has added a new SCA solution to Prisma Cloud to help developers safely use open-source software components. The vendor has also introduced a software bill of materials.
A new report from IBM said that elevated permissions and role identities in the cloud are present in nearly all successful compromises performed by the company’s X-Force Red penetration testing team.
The cloud security posture management (CSPM) offering comes with ToDo, an actionable checklist showing prioritized risks, and Remediation Guru, guided remediation at the source.
Organizations are struggling to keep up with ever-expanding cloud attack surfaces and increasing multicloud complexity, according to Orca Security research.
Cybersecurity vendor updates Prisma solution to help customers address increasing SaaS security challenges, along with detecting and preventing phishing, ransomware, and C2 attacks.
Integration of EASM (external attack surface management) into Qualys CSAM (cybersecurity asset management) offers enterprises continuous discovery and classification of both internal and external assets.
The cloud-native security provider wants to help customers gain visibility into all of their containers, as well as uncover a growing array of threats across multicloud environments.
The new edition of the company’s data protection software DPX 4.8.1 adds backup for Microsoft 365 and other open virtualization platforms, including RedHat, Oracle, XenServer and KVM.
The cloud vulnerability database, dubbed cloudvulndb.org and based on a GitHub repository, is seen as a welcome development, but widespread industry support is needed for it to be successful, analysts say.
More data and applications are moving to the cloud, which creates unique infosecurity challenges. Here are the "Pandemic 11," the top security threats organizations face when using cloud services.
Security and governance policies and practices are failing to keep up with the growth of SaaS usage. The Cloud Security Alliance's guidance aims to get that back on track.