AWS has built its reputation on being both flexible and secure, offering organizations the ability to scale quickly while...
When “Secure” Isn’t: What the Trusted Advisor S3 Bypass Reveals About AWS Misconfigurations
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Columbia University Breach Exposes 870,000 Records: The Case for Unified Cloud and SaaS Security
When news broke that Columbia University suffered a cyberattack affecting nearly 870,000 individuals, the scale immediately...
26 Million Resumes Exposed – What the TalentHook Breach Teaches Us About Cloud Misconfigurations
When jobseekers upload their resumes online, they expect them to be viewed only by recruiters and employers. But for nearly...
6 Cloud and SaaS Security Missteps That Can Leave Grocery Shelves Empty
In recent months, thousands of shoppers across Minnesota encountered an all-too-familiar pandemic-era sight: empty grocery...
The NASCAR Ransomware Breach Shows Why Cloud and SaaS Security Can’t Be an Afterthought
When news broke that the Medusa ransomware gang had claimed a breach of NASCAR, it might have seemed like yet another...
Is That Vendor Account Still Secure? A Checklist for SaaS & Cloud Access
In March 2025, a forgotten credential led to a very public incident. A threat actor known as “GHNA” published 270,000...
CheckRed vs. Prisma Cloud
When choosing a cloud security solution, enterprises need comprehensive coverage, flexible deployment, and deep compliance...
The Hidden Risk in Your Cloud Stack: How Overlooked AWS Resources Become Entry Points for Hackers
In February, Angel One, one of India’s leading financial services platforms, disclosed a security breach stemming from...
EmeraldWhale – Major Cyberattack Involving 15,000 Cloud Credentials and Exposed GitHub Configurations
A major cyberattack occurred just a few weeks ago, and is quite the serious wake-up call for organizations using cloud...