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.

Bring your own key (BYOK) encryption can help security leaders protect their data while utilizing Software as a Service (SaaS) applications.

According to a survey, 58% of organizations estimate their current SaaS security solutions only cover 50% or less of their SaaS applications.

A recent report by Torii found that 99% of IT professionals say they’re fulfilled in their jobs despite increasing SaaS spend concerns.

From hybrid-cloud solutions to risk management, Security magazine highlights recent products from security leaders attending the 2023 RSA Conference.

A 2022 SaaS report by SaaS Alerts analyzed new threat vectors, key areas of concern and potential security gaps in SaaS applications. 

SaaS report quantifies the volume, types and exposure risk of business assets stored within the SaaS estates of medium and large companies. 

An automated approach to security enables organizations to leverage their resources, minimizing attack surfaces and effectively addressing threats.