By correlating Tenable’s rich endpoint telemetry and ACR and AES scoring within the Adaptive Shield’s SaaS security posture technology, your security team will gain unprecedented context and visibility to easily see and manage the risks that stem from SaaS users and their associated devices.

Researchers detected a new SaaS vulnerability within Microsoft’s OAuth application registration. Through this vulnerability, anyone can leverage Exchange’s legacy API to create hidden forwarding rules in O365 mailboxes. This talk will demo the OAuth registration process in Microsoft as well as the use of the new vulnerability.

Accelerated cloud adoption, as well as the burgeoning threat landscape and the ongoing shortage of skilled security professionals, is driving the cybersecurity world towards more proactive approaches, after a decade in which reactive (detect and respond) ones held sway.

The explosion in the number and variety of SaaS apps available to enterprises creates both opportunities and challenges. With the growing SaaS stack, the potential attack surface for bad actors also increases.

Our 2022 SaaS Security Survey Report, in collaboration with CSA, dives into how CISOs today are managing the burgeoning SaaS app attack surface and the steps they are taking to secure their organizations.

A Holistic Solution to Gain Control over Your SaaS Security, Users and Devices. Adaptive Shield, the market-leading SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM) solution, has partnered with CrowdStrike, a leader in Endpoint Detection and Response (EDR), to create a solution that provides an enhanced SaaS Security assessment.

Maor Bin joins the Teiss Talk team to discuss security vulnerabilities and misconfigurations along with Jenny Radcliffe, Professor Leandros Maglaras and Andrea Manning

Get the inside info from our CEO Maor Bin, as he chats to Nabil Hannan on the Agent of Influence.

In order to enable a smooth transition from these legacy protocols to a modern environment, Adaptive Shield has created a step-by-step guide to help you reduce risk and reinforce your organization’s M365 security.

Adaptive Shield CEO, Maor Bin, answers why it's a challenge to secure the SaaS app estate.

As companies recognize the many benefits that cloud and software-as-a-service (SaaS) solutions provide, many organizations have shifted or are in the process of shifting operations into the cloud. For companies using Microsoft, this includes a move to the Microsoft Cloud, including Azure Active Directory (AD) and Microsoft Office 365.

To understand how teams are currently dealing with their SaaS security posture, and what their main concerns are in handling SaaS tools, we surveyed 300 InfoSecurity professionals from North America and Western Europe, in companies of 500+ employees.

A recap of the CISO/Security Vendor Relationship podcast, hosted by David Spark and Mark Johnson. sponsored guest, TIAA's Travis Hoyt.

The allure of the "Cloud" is indisputable. Organizations are moving into the cloud at a rapid pace. Even companies that have said no to the Cloud in the past have started migrating services and resources. The Cloud is a new paradigm, and the rapid update pace makes it difficult to keep up, especially when it comes to security.

If purchasing an SSPM solution is on your radar, here’s a checklist for what to look out for when evaluating the different options.

A Black Hat Webcast by Adaptive Shield with Maor Bin.

Adaptive Shield and Snowflake have partnered up to introduce a solution that allows organizations to manage their SaaS security posture using Snowflake security data lake.

What is SaaS Security Posture Management (SSPM), and how does it allow you to make the most of your SaaS security controls

The default settings in Zoom may leave your organization vulnerable to all types of threats. While Zoom now has an array of new and enhanced security measures, misconfigurations continue to create problems, putting organizations at risk.

While Salesforce has an array of enhanced security measures, misconfigurations still occur on the side of the company deploying the solution. These configuration weaknesses allow an organization to be vulnerable to all types of threats.