Plugging the infosec holes before the bad guys can sneak in

Adaptive Shield security researchers discovered a new attack vector caused by a vulnerability within Microsoft’s OAuth application registration

An interesting trend is unfolding in companies around the globe: They are investing in a growing number of SaaS apps to support day-to-day operations but then putting themselves in an extremely precarious situation by failing to invest an equal or larger amount into their security management and staff.

According to the report. a data breach incident exposed details of 17998 people in Nissan’s database, including 785 Maine residents.

With its perfect line of capabilities, Adaptive Shield’s SSPM platform is deployed in many Fortune 500 accounts and numerous enterprises across a wide range of industry verticals.

Adaptive Shield, the leading SSPM company, today announced it is the first and only SSPM platform to cover 100 SaaS platforms and applications out of the box.

As investment in SaaS apps continues, new critical SaaS challenges emerge beyond the classic use case of misconfiguration and user permissions management, such as third-party app access and device-to-SaaS-user posture management.

Protecting autonomous vehicles, optimizing data-security processes, or managing the organization’s entire cloud apps – here are 7 Israeli companies that are changing the global cyber industry while introducing groundbreaking technologies.

The potential threat from employees (or contractors) who have left a company might be one of the greatest risks facing IT teams.

By providing these apps and other add-ons for SaaS platforms and associated permissions, businesses present bad actors with more opportunities to gain access to company data.

The overall SaaS application security sector appears to be growing fast, with multiple rivals and venture-backed startups in the market.