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As cloud computing has evolved, we’ve entrusted more and more of our data to it. Our everyday correspondence is in the cloud; our favorite applications are in the cloud; and, more and more, our most sensitive data is in the cloud. To protect the integrity of your organization’s assets, you’ll need a comprehensive cloud security strategy. However, the cloud isn’t a single piece of hardware or software.

Account creation is no longer as simple as entering a username and password. At least, in the modern enterprise, where a login often means unlocking access to applications, system and networks. IT leaders face the challenge of balancing accessibility with the protection of the valuable data held within. And at a time when the average organization’s employees are using 1,000+ separate apps.

It’s an API talking to the API world we’re living in. As per Postman, 500 million new APIs are expected to be created by 2025. APIs are a lifesaver when it comes to automation or integration. But when it comes to the security of these APIs, things can get a little tricky. OWASP API Top 10 gives insights on top vulnerabilities exploited in APIs.

Jump to Tutorial As of June 30, 2024, CentOS 7 will reach its end of life (EOL). That means it will no longer receive updates, bug fixes, critical security patches, or any new features. It is very important to migrate to a supported operating system to maintain the functionality and security of your systems. AlmaLinux is a reliable alternative to CentoOS. It’s a community-driven enterprise distribution that is binary compatible with Red Hat Enterprise Linux (RHEL).

Passwords are the digital keys to our lives. They unlock everything from our most sensitive financial data to our personal communications and cherished memories. For online businesses, they are a safety net that allows customers to transact business and make purchases with apparent security. Yet, for all their importance, passwords remain a glaring weak point in online security. Consider this: 81% of data breaches hinge on compromised passwords.

So, you’re all set up with Amazon Simple Storage Service (Amazon S3), because you’re looking for best-in-class solutions for your company’s structured and unstructured data. Smart. But there’s more to do. Here are some myths about your Amazon S3 data, the real story behind them. Phew! We’re glad you agree that your Amazon S3 data needs strong protection. Wise decision. Here’s where we can help with a faster, cheaper, better solution.

In the not-so-distant past, managing user identities and access controls was a relatively straightforward process. Organizations operated within the confines of their on-premises networks where users logged onto a single system to access the resources they needed. This well-defined perimeter enabled IT departments to maintain tight control over who accessed what and from where. However, the advent of cloud computing has disrupted this traditional paradigm.

A recent Gartner survey shared that, “61% of companies said their governance goals included optimizing data for business processes and productivity but only 42% of that group believed they were on track to achieve it.” Data governance is often viewed as a prohibitive, controlling, and time consuming process designed to slow down work. Traditional approaches to data governance can make it a complicated effort, detouring teams from implementing it, but it doesn’t have to be.