Tag: Cloud Applications

Fail-safe measures such as encryption can help organizations minimize cloud and third-party risks in the virtually inevitable event of a data breach.

Internet-connected toys may be cute and cuddly, but they can also be hijacked by malicious actors to spy on children and their parents.

Cloud security must be a team effort between providers and customers. The distribution of responsibility depends on the cloud model.

Security intelligence solutions such as QRadar UBA enable analysts to detect potentially malicious activity on Microsoft Office 365 cloud-based apps.

Shadow IT is still a challenge for organizations. Security leaders should provide users with the tools they need and monitor unsanctioned use carefully.

Harnessing shadow IT starts with security leaders. IT and security teams must work together to identify problem areas and provide quality solutions.

A recent study revealed that security professionals face a new kind of shadow IT due to the widespread migration of custom apps to the cloud.

While private and hybrid cloud services have garnered significant attention recently, the public cloud services market isn’t slowing down. As noted by Help Net Security, research firm Gartner predicted 17.2 percent growth this year in this...

Cloud adoption can help optimize costs, but it also imposes constraints due to local and global regulations, and introduces security concerns.

A cloud access security broker (CASB) can help security leaders manage the use of cloud-based apps to benefit both the enterprise and its employees.