Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

CISOs in 2025 need a proactive API security strategy to stay ahead of threats: Start small, build strong—make 2025 the year of API security!

“Autonomous SOC” has become one of the preeminent buzzwords in the post-GPT era. Many vendors, influencers, and consultancies now purport to offer AI-enabled solutions and frameworks aimed at removing most, if not all, human actions from security operations.

What do agentic AI and the Chattanooga Boat Show have in common? Well actually, we have no idea...

miniOrange connectors improve your Python apps' and sites’ security by implementing SSO, MFA, and user synchronization. With a wide range of protocol support like SAML, LDAP, and OAuth, miniOrange connectors will improve your security, effectiveness, and efficiency in your workflow. Securing Python applications and websites is made easier with miniOrange connectors. Timestamps: miniOrange, a trusted name in identity and access management, empowers organizations worldwide with robust, scalable, and secure solutions.

Explore with Peter Brittliff, Senior Product Marketing Manager at UpGuard, what’s on the roadmap for Breach Risk, including Visibility & Detection, Brand Protection, Intelligent Cloud Security, and Streamlined Security Operations.

Discover with Sarah Nirschl how you can communicate trust proactively with the new Trust Page–for free–whether you are an UpGuard user or not!

Is Automation Worth the Time?

IT isn't just a support function anymore – it's the backbone of business success. But are you leveraging it strategically? Discover how to transform your IT department from a cost center to a strategic asset.

Watch to see how CrowdStrike Falcon Identity Protection stops the compromise of Entra ID accounts by enabling you to leverage the Falcon platform’s context within the authentication flow through risk-based conditional access. Stop identity-based attacks in real time with the industry’s only unified platform for endpoint security and identity protection.

What happens to patients when their local hospital has a ransomware attack? How do you even find that? You collect data on every cyberattack on a healthcare provider. Next, you look at data from Medicare and then overlay those two data sets. Simple. Listen to the latest episode of the @Data Security Decoded podcast, where @Steve Stone is joined by @Hannah Neprash, PhD, Assistant Professor at the University of Minnesota School of Public Health.