Ariel Parnes

Security vendors often promote “100% MITRE ATT&CK coverage.” The reality is most of those claims reflect endpoint-centric testing, not the attack surfaces organizations rely on most today: Cloud, SaaS, AI, and Identity.

Security teams need to recognize the shortcomings of traditional cloud security approaches and learn why agentless panoramic visibility is a must for effective CDR.

Learn about Mitiga’s fully-managed cloud detection and response service that operates 24/7.

Executives must focus on cloud breach mitigation strategies, as SaaS and cloud attacks are inevitable. Read our article to learn more.

See how Mitiga’s Cloud Managed Detection and Response tackles complex cyber threats with proactive threat management and advanced automation at scale.

Enterprise success relies on operational resilience. When you fall, you have to be able to get back up—and quickly. That ability to spring back after a setback requires more than nimbleness.

In a digital landscape fraught with uncertainty, the discovery of the "Mother of All Breaches" (MOAB) serves as an unsettling foreshadowing of other challenges that await. With a massive cache of 26 billion records, this digital beast has again brought cybersecurity to the forefront for enterprises and requires security professionals to wrestle with a new set of evolving circumstances.

As we hurtle into this new year, it’s already clear that there is an evolving set of cyber risks that organizations will need to contend with successfully to manage threats and grow their organizational resilience in 2024. Below, I’ll outline three of the biggest ones, sharing recommendations and execution checklists that can help enterprises enhance their threat readiness and elevate security postures as the threat landscape continues to evolve.

The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) recently implemented a new rule mandating stringent cybersecurity incident reporting and disclosure requirements for public companies.