Companies should align their SaaS security strategies with their service providers so that everyone is clear on what role they should play in mitigating threats.

The security of unauthorized (unapproved by IT) Software as a Service (SaaS) applications were analyzed in a recent report by Next DLP.

According to the report, more than 90% of enterprises are currently experiencing limitations integrating AI into their technology stack.

Yoav Kalati, VP Product at Wing Security, discusses the security challenges and red flags organizations face when it comes to offboarding employees.

The cybersecurity landscape is already a battleground of cyberattacks, with the proliferation of SaaS applications adding to its complexity.

Enterprises often see employees as their greatest vulnerability and as being victims of outside threats, but sometimes the latter is not true.

According to a recent ThreatX report, 97% of consumers are concerned that cyberattacks will continue to grow in volume over the next year.

Here, security leaders discuss their thoughts on the most recent alleged Sony attack and what lessons can be learned.

The popularity of SaaS presents a variety of security challenges, specifically when it comes to controlling and monitoring its usage. 

When asked in a survey how they would feel if a SaaS vendor used generative AI without their knowledge, more than half of IT leaders reported concern.