Cloud Security Is a Journey, Not a Destination
Risk is inherent with the use of cloud computing services, but it’s critically important that businesses have confidence in the integrity of their data that lives in the cloud. This Tech Insights report examines the state of cloud security, challenges to it, and best practices for businesses needing to minimize exposure in the cloud.
Not that long ago, organizations were squarely focused on moving their applications and infrastructure to the cloud to benefit from its scalability, flexibility, and cost savings. Today, however, priorities are shifting, leading many to focus on right-sizing hybrid cloud deployments and establishing digital resilience. You will learn how digital resilience for hybrid cloud application delivery: • Brings automation and agility • Security and zero trust and • A consistent user experience Download Now
Compromised user credentials are a common attack vector, and can lead to sustained, costly attacks. As an Identity-as-a-service provider (IDaaS), Auth0 sees a large number of attacks targeting user credentials across our customer base. Some of our customers are under attack nearly 24/7. Known as credential stuffing attacks, these attempts to compromise user accounts with stolen credentials is a difficult problem to solve. More than 80% of companies state it is difficult to detect, fix, or remediate credential stuffing attacks, and these attacks result in an average of more than $6 million a year in costs per company. Download Now
Check it out! As cyberthreats continue to escalate, the need for cybersecurity talent grows. What can enterprises do to fill their much-needed cybersecurity positions? A 2022 study from cybersecurity training and certifications non-profit the International Information System Security Certification Consortium (ISC)² found that the worldwide gap of cybersecurity workers totals 3.4 million. The need to fill those positions is unlikely to lessen in the near future and securing the right talent to stay ahead of threats can seem like an insurmountable task. “Because threats and technology are outpacing security capabilities, the most urgent skill sets of the future sometimes aren’t even identified yet, let alone taught at scale,” says Jennifer Addie, COO and strategy director at cyber accelerator program MACH37. Yet, there are ways to secure and retain cybersecurity team members in the face of today’s challenges. Eight experts share how they view the need for cybersecurity talent and offer insight into strategies to fill the skills gap. Download now to learn more! Download Now
