Security | Threat Detection | Cyberattacks | DevSecOps | Compliance

CIEM and Secure Cloud Access: Best Practices From Wiz and CyberArk

Let’s cut the fluff out of cloud security. As you build and innovate in the cloud, you create a maze of roles, permissions and resources that you must secure thoughtfully. The dirty secret is that as organizations launch and build new infrastructure, they also create a labyrinth of permissions that attackers can exploit if they get their hands on a valid password or credential.

SOAR on Azure Now Available

The market-leading momentum of our partnership and ongoing engineering roadmap with Microsoft continues! Splunk Security Orchestration, Automation and Response (SOAR) is now available as a native SaaS solution on Azure, enabling customers to even further improve their security posture and create greater digital resilience. Splunk SOAR on Azure acts as the efficiency engine for SOC analysts by connecting Azure services and third-party tools, automating workflows and tasks, and speeding response times.

Introducing a new Application Security experience

Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2025! During this year's Security Week, we are boosting security with AI-driven insights, better threat detection, and stronger protections against emerging risks. Our aim is to empower customers with more intuitive and user-friendly solutions to protect their data and applications in an increasingly complex environment. In this episode, tune in for a conversation with Cloudflare's Jessica Tarasoff, Product Design Lead, and Pete Thomas, Senior Manager, Product Design.

Managing sensitive data exposure in AWS and GCP using Cloudflare

Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2025! During this year's Security Week, we are boosting security with AI-driven insights, better threat detection, and stronger protections against emerging risks. Our aim is to empower customers with more intuitive and user-friendly solutions to protect their data and applications in an increasingly complex environment. In this episode, tune in for a conversation with Cloudflare's Alex Dunbrack, Senior Product Manager, and Noelle Kagan, Senior Manager, Product Management.

Enhanced Cloudflare Access: private hostnames, IP apps, and reusable policies

Welcome to Cloudflare Security Week 2025! During this year's Security Week, we are boosting security with AI-driven insights, better threat detection, and stronger protections against emerging risks. Our aim is to empower customers with more intuitive and user-friendly solutions to protect their data and applications in an increasingly complex environment. In this episode, tune in for a conversation with Cloudflare's Kenny Johnson, Principal Product Manager.

Essential Components of a Cloud Runtime Protection Strategy

Securing cloud environments at runtime is no easy feat. Unlike traditional infrastructure, cloud workloads are dynamic, ephemeral, and often span multiple platforms — making continuous visibility a moving target. Adversaries continue to set their sights on cloud: According to the CrowdStrike 2025 Global Threat Report, new and unattributed cloud intrusions were up 26% year-over-year in 2024, indicating more threat actors seek to exploit cloud services.

AI-driven CSPM: How GenAI will transform Cloud security posture management

Generative AI (GenAI) is poised to revolutionize the cloud security posture management (CSPM) space, bringing intelligence, automation, and context to increase the effectiveness of managing cloud risk. Maintaining a robust security posture in the cloud can be challenging as the number of deployed cloud services increases across diverse clouds. Soon, AI-driven CSPM will play a critical role in helping security and cloud teams to keep pace with misconfigurations and compliance gaps.

Solving Tool Sprawl: Consolidating Your Security Stack with the SecOps Cloud Platform

Your security team is drowning in alerts from dozens of disconnected tools. Analysts toggle between 15 different dashboards and browser tabs while critical threats slip through the cracks. Sound familiar? With organizations using an average of 60 to 75 security tools, it's becoming increasingly difficult for analysts to effectively monitor and respond to threats.

Identify risky behavior in cloud environments

Risk assessment requires context. One of the primary challenges with protecting cloud environments is understanding how certain activity can lead to risk. Risky behavior can be categorized as any activity or action that increases the likelihood of an attack in your cloud environment. While certain activity may not be malicious on its own, it can expand an environment’s attack surface or indicate post-compromise behavior.