This $30 million round A investment will enable Adaptive Shield to meet growing demand for Security Posture Management Solutions that eliminate misconfigurations across any SaaS platform including Office 365, Salesforce, Slack, GitHub and Workday
Read MoreRead MoreWhen threat actors decide to target your SaaS applications, they can use more basic to the more sophisticated methods. In this blog, I’m going to take you through a SaaS ransomware attack and discuss the 3 steps to protect yourself from being a victim.
Read MoreRead MoreFew people talk about managing the security aspects of Salesforce Release Updates. By understanding what Salesforce Release Updates are, why they pose a security risk, and how security teams can mitigate risk, Salesforce customers can better protect sensitive information.
Read MoreRead MoreThe bulk of the Executive Order focuses on administrative tasks associated with it, including redefining contract language, setting timelines, and defining agency roles and responsibilities. For enterprises that don’t supply technology to the federal government, the Executive Order may feel unimportant. In reality, several of the basic tenets could be used by companies operating outside the federal IT supply chain.
Read MoreRead MoreIn the remote-work world, SaaS apps have become an enticing vector-of-choice for bad actors. Just think of the typical employee, working off-site, untrained in security measures, and how their access or privileges increase the risk of sensitive data being stolen, exposed, or compromised. However, it doesn’t have to be that way — a company’s SaaS security posture can be strengthened and SaaS configuration weaknesses can be avoided.
Read MoreRead MoreReading the NIST Framework in-depth, its complexity is apparent, and following it can be difficult. This article will review the CSF’s key elements, point out its key merits, and suggest implementations for SaaS security.
Read MoreRead MoreThrough this collaboration with Macnica Networks, Adaptive Shield can further accelerate the safe use of SaaS applications by Japanese companies, helping them maintain a clean, safe and efficient SaaS app environment.
Read MoreRead MoreFor enterprise organizations, ensuring that all the SaaS apps are configured properly and have the correct user roles and privileges is not only a never-ending, time-consuming endeavor, but an impossible one. Here is a rundown of the main issues security teams face that make SaaS security complex, laborious and just...hard.
Read MoreRead MoreOutside the domain of Snowflake’s robust native security controls, potential vulnerabilities and configuration weakness can still occur. Read more to gain insight and free access to SaaS Security for Snowflake.
Read MoreRead MoreYou've probably already heard about the epic Solorigate or Sunburst breach. Read more to gain practical recommendations on how infosec and corporate security teams can better secure their source code management platforms.
Read MoreRead MoreLike most airports in the world, SaaS environments are inherently chaotic and fragmented. Read more to see how addressing the unique management challenges of the SaaS application space, can help security teams proactively take charge of their landscape.
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