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In this episode of Into the Breach, James Purvis and Mike Schmidt discuss how adopting a data-centric security approach can lead to faster remediation and better alert prioritization. With SOC teams overwhelmed by millions of alerts, they explore how DSPM (Data Security Posture Management) provides visibility, reduces noise, and focuses on protecting sensitive data. Learn how DSPM can help streamline security operations and safeguard your business-critical assets.

Is your website under attack from bots? Bots are getting smarter and more sophisticated, making it harder to distinguish between legitimate users and automated threats. Malicious bot activity can include credential stuffing, web/content scraping, DoS or DDoS attacks, brute force password cracking, inventory hoarding, spam content, email address harvesting, and click fraud. Cloudflare’s Super Bot Fight Mode is available on both Pro and Business plans, featuring.

This is a demo of the Netskope One Enterprise Browser, which enables fast and secure access to websites and apps for unmanaged devices and temporary workers. The Netskope One Enterprise Browser is delivered as an integrated part of Netskope's unified data security solution.

This guide explores S3 pre-signed URLs, explaining their purpose, benefits, and how they function. It also includes a demonstration of creating and using pre-signed URLs in the AWS Management Console and highlights their integration within the Forward Networks platform for secure and efficient workflows.

AI tools can be applied to scenarios in our work lives to help save time and automate repetitive tasks, but how effective are these AI tools at doing so? And how much time can they REALLY save us? In this video, we will be putting that to the test!

Strengthen your API security with these three essential steps: Learn how one company cut API exposure by 50% with these strategies. Secure your APIs today!

February 24, 2025 Cyber Threat Intelligence Briefing This week’s briefing covers: KTA080 (CL0P) Update CL0P has again updated their data leak site with a new list of redacted victim organizations possibly linked to the Cleo vulnerability. The list contains company names beginning with the letters E-H. This follows the current pattern the group has established with releasing redacted names to then later slowly start releasing the actual entity and published data associated with it if the victim organization has not reached out to CL0P.

The real work begins AFTER the incident is resolved. Learn why compliance standards like ISO & PCI-DSS require thorough post-mortems, action plans, and reporting to strengthen security posture.​

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