Roei Sherman

When we think about catastrophic vulnerabilities in the cloud, we usually imagine complex exploits that require advanced techniques, persistence, or luck. Sometimes a single flaw breaks the trust we put in our identity providers.

Learn about the rising threat of AI-enabled adversaries, uncover how vulnerabilities are exploited, and discover strategies to protect your digital assets now.

Read actionable strategies to communicate cloud security gaps and recommendations to leadership.

Cybersecurity leaders face challenges with the ongoing skills gap. Learn five strategies and tips to address these challenges.

Learn the different methods businesses use to build, manage, and scale digital infrastructure.

Explore five common tactics used in cloud attacks and recommendations on how to defend against them.

Explore strategies and examples of how to handle cloud security incidents when prevention isn’t enough.

The healthcare industry is having an increasingly challenging time when it comes to cyber security.

Healthcare organizations face unique cybersecurity challenges due to their hybrid IT (information technology) environments, sensitive data, and resource constraints.

AI-driven cloud attacks require and AI-driven response. Learn how AI can automate threat intelligence, accelerate response times, and simplify investigations.

Attacks against cloud and SaaS deployments are unfortunately inevitable.

Generally speaking, when most CISOs think about their cloud security, they’re keyed into their cloud infrastructure held at big providers like AWS, Azure, and GCP. Their typical focus is on securing virtual machines, storage and networks that run on cloud infrastructure. All of this is hugely important.

For decades, Security Operations Center (SOC) have been at the foundation of organizational security and risk mitigation. SOCs perform critical operations, helping to keep systems updated and handle the day-to-day monitoring of organizational IT.

Understand the Midnight Blizzard Microsoft breach by APT29, what happened, and key steps organizations should take to strengthen their defenses.

In recent years, Cloud Security Posture Management (CSPM) tools have become increasingly popular, and with good reason. The posture management capabilities a CSPM provides can help an organization better understand cloud configuration to prevent potential security incidents.