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Eliminating Shadow Access: The Hidden Dangers of SSH and API Keys

Speakers Eliminating Shadow Access: The Hidden Dangers of SSH and API Keys Static credentials like SSH keys and API keys play a prominent role in managing modern infrastructure, automating tasks, and enabling software integration, but they also pose significant risks. These keys are often difficult to track, escape traditional monitoring tools, and can be easily exploited if stolen, leading to breaches, shadow access, and compliance issues.

Compliant until breached: The case for Digital Identity

If organizations are complying with their regulatory obligations, why are they still being breached? This obvious question exposes a paradox at the heart of everything we do in cybersecurity. It seems that the more we regulate, the more compliance requirements and frameworks we produce, and the more we nurture cybersecurity awareness, the more cyber incidents we face. What’s going on? Where’s the cause and where’s the effect?

Top 5 Benefits of Security Awareness Training for Businesses: Protecting Your Workforce and Data

In today's digital age, cybersecurity is a critical concern for businesses of all sizes. With cyber threats on the rise, organizations must invest in robust security measures to protect their data and workforce. One of the most effective strategies is implementing security awareness training for employees. This essential initiative can significantly reduce the risk of data breaches and enhance overall business security. In this article, we will explore the top five benefits of security awareness training and how it can safeguard your organization.

Introducing Cloud Compliance in ARMO Platform!

We are thrilled to announce that Cloud Compliance is now available in ARMO platform, providing security and compliance teams with a powerful way to assess and maintain compliance across their AWS environments. With this new capability, ARMO automatically scans your cloud assets against industry-leading frameworks, ensuring that your cloud security posture aligns with best practices and regulatory requirements.

Automating SOC 2 Application Security with Jit + Drata

Checking off application security requirements for SOC 2 compliance is often a burden for everyone involved. Security and GRC teams need to manually upload evidence to SOC2 compliance systems like Drata, while development teams suddenly need to use code security scanners that throw wrenches in the SDLC.

New capabilities automate inbound questionnaires and demonstrate trust to customers at scale

Today's buyers are doing their homework—they want to know they can trust your business before they commit. According to Vanta’s latest State of Trust report, nearly 65% of companies say their customers, investors, and suppliers increasingly require proof of compliance before making a purchase. ‍

Building a Sustainable PCI DSS 4.0 Compliance Culture

The Payment Card Industry Data Security Standard (PCI DSS) has long been recognized as the gold standard for payment security, establishing rigorous protocols for organizations that handle credit and debit card data. Designed to bolster defenses and minimize the risk of costly data breaches, PCI DSS is now poised for a major evolution. With the introduction of PCI DSS 4.0, new compliance requirements will become mandatory starting March 31, 2025.

Navigating third-party risk assessments in the digital era: A technology leader's perspective

These days, businesses lean heavily on third-party vendors to boost efficiency and bring fresh ideas to the table. But with that reliance comes risk — from data breaches to compliance issues to disruptions that can ripple through your entire operation. That’s why it’s so important for technology leaders to put strong Third-Party Risk Assessments (TPRAs) in place.

NIS2: A Roadmap to Compliance

The deadline for European Union member states to pass the new EU NIS2 regulation into national law was October 17, 2024, yet only a few countries have transposed it into law, leaving others lagging behind, with regulations in draft or public consultation phases, or not at all. In the absence of certainty for firms (or what NIS2 calls entities), confusion is understandable, but steps can be currently taken considering what we already know.

Who needs to comply with DORA? All your questions answered

The Digital Operational Resilience Act (DORA) has been developed to protect the financial sector, which is particularly vulnerable to cyberattacks. According to the IMF’s 2024 Global Financial Stability Report, the number of cyberattacks has progressively increased since 2004, and nearly 20% of these attempts target financial institutions. DORA serves as a regulatory measure in the European Union (EU) to improve cybersecurity and operational resilience of organizations in the financial sector.