Cybersecurity
In December, Nissan lost customer data — even though its own systems weren’t hacked. The problem came from an external platform with standing access. Read how this happened, why it keeps repeating, and what security teams should change.
Roundtables
Our closed-door CISO roundtable in Dubai highlighted a major shift: the perimeter is gone, and real-time identity behavior now defines effective security.
SaaS Security
Most breaches slip through not for lack of alerts, but for lack of context. Context-based security brings clarity to chaos — helping teams focus on what’s real.
Cybersecurity
Jaguar Land Rover lost millions when one contractor account went unchecked. This wasn’t a system failure; it was a visibility failure. Here’s what every CISO can learn about identity risk and supply chain trust.
Boardroom
Insights from the 2025 IBM Cost of a Data Breach Report
MFA
MFA gaps aren’t just an IT problem—they’re a boardroom risk. Learn how to spot exposed users, admins, and apps in minutes, not months.
ITDR
SaaS has changed the identity perimeter. In this guide, we break down what ITDR means, why legacy tools miss SaaS threats, and how to catch ghost access.
SaaS Security
SaaS sprawl, shadow IT, and unmanaged OAuth connections have made the old perimeter obsolete. Here’s what security teams must do to adapt—and how leading CISOs are solving it.
SaaS Security
SaaS supply chain attacks are on the rise—and most security teams aren’t ready. From OAuth abuse to shadow integrations, this post breaks down where the real risk hides and how visibility helps you stay secure.
Cybersecurity
Google Drive can be secure—but only if it’s configured the right way. From access control to third-party risks, here’s your 2025 checklist for locking it down.
Security
Credential-based attacks don’t smash through the front door—they log in quietly. In a SaaS-first world, one compromised password or token can expose your entire environment. Here’s what you need to know—and how to protect your stack.
Cybersecurity
What Is Configuration Drift? In fast-moving SaaS environments, even small changes can quietly shift your security posture from "safe" to "vulnerable." Configuration drift happens when the settings in your SaaS apps change over time—either manually, automatically through updates, or via integrations—and no one notices.