The Uber breach wasn’t just a failure of security controls—it was a failure of visibility and access management. One compromised login led to total system compromise. Discover how FrontierZero’s proactive security measures could have prevented it.
Not all logins are what they seem. Pattern of Life tracking helps security teams spot unusual behavior before attackers gain control. Are you seeing the full picture?
CASB controls cloud access. SSPM secures SaaS apps with continuous monitoring and automated fixes. Which one fits your security needs? Discover the key differences and why SSPM is becoming the go-to solution for modern cloud environments.
The DeepSeek AI breach exposed sensitive system data—without authentication. If your employees are using unauthorized AI tools, your company could be next. Do you know where your data is going?
With SaaS tools driving modern business operations, unmonitored apps can become a major risk. In 2025, learn how to mitigate threats from AI, ex-employees, shadow IT, and misconfigurations while improving your security posture with proactive monitoring.
GenAI tools like ChatGPT boost productivity but come with security risks. Learn how SSPM helps safeguard your SaaS environment against data breaches.
FrontierZero achieves ISO 27001 certification, demonstrating our commitment to world-class information security and data protection.
SaaS security is essential in today’s digital world. Discover 5 actionable tips, plus a bonus, to protect your business and boost productivity.
Phishing attacks exploit SaaS vulnerabilities, putting your data at risk. Learn how SSPM can safeguard your organization against these threats.
With 61% of breaches linked to compromised credentials, identity is the front line of defense. ITDR provides critical visibility and control to stop suspicious logins, privilege misuse, and identity-based threats. In 2024, protecting identities isn’t optional—it’s essential.
Misconfigured access controls in SaaS, like in the ServiceNow case, highlight the importance of the Shared Responsibility Model. SaaS providers secure infrastructure, but businesses must manage permissions and monitor access. Is your organization doing its part to safeguard data?
Hidden risks like ex-employee access, shadow IT, and unmonitored AI tools can cost millions. Regular SaaS monitoring ensures security, reduces waste, and enforces protocols like MFA. Visibility is essential in today’s SaaS landscape.