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Enterprises that fail to adapt to the modern business world when it comes to security are likely to fall prey to data breaches and experience a host of other problems, writes Bitglass product marketing manager Will Houcheime.More

A report has found 61% of companies had an insider attack in past year.More

It comes as rapid migration to cloud and remote working and BYOD scenarios leave organisations increasingly vulnerable to insider attacks as a result of the upheaval caused by the COVID-19 pandemic.More

Bitglass designed its SAML relay to allow a cloud access security broker (CASB) to be inserted into the traffic flow between users and cloud services during the login process.More

41% of businesses are yet to implement any steps to expand secure access of their remote workforces despite over 75% of employees now working from home.More

Data loss prevention (DLP) capabilities within a CASB solution have emerged as the most effective platform to prevent legitimate remote users from accidentally or maliciously sharing business data that could put an organisation at risk.More

Bitglass’ 2020 BYOD Report suggests that BYOD and personal device security in organisations still leave much to be desired, even as more organisations adopt flexible BYOD arrangements.More

Fast-tracking an agile yet more secure remote workforce requires a recognition of the fundamental importance of cloud services and mobile access play for today’s users. More

Bitglass has announced a deepened integration with Duo Security, now part of Cisco, as it looks to strengthen security for the modern workforce.More

Organisations need to adopt cloud access security brokers (CASBs) with agentless mobile data protection capabilities, says Bitglass product marketing manager Juan Lugo.More

The new data centres will be located in both Melbourne and Perth.More

The report analyses the extent to which businesses were prepared for the sudden shift into remote working due to COVID-19 restrictions, and analyses how organisations have adjusted to support remote workers amidst the COVID-19 pandemic. More

CASBs offer IT administrators granular access control and deep visibility over corporate data – critical functionality for organisations moving from internal, premises-based apps to the cloud.More

“A successful security strategy lies in the ability to quickly detect, respond and remediate threat activity,” says CrowdStrike chief scientist Sven Kasser.More

A poorly implemented tool will never be as effective and secure as a well-integrated solution that delivers high levels of flexibility and control over data, wherever it goes.More

Let’s discuss the main types of insider threats facing businesses today and explain how to mitigate their risks through various technologies.More

leading enterprise database was also used to identify whether each company had a chief information security officer (CISO) or a chief security officer (CSO). The results proved extremely interesting…More

A false sense of security surrounds so-called trusted mobile devices and we need to rethink the ‘trusted’ device security model.More

Discussion is likely to focus on cloud security, with IT professionals asking themselves: How did we cope with the threat situation last year?More

More than 27 million individuals were affected by breaches of protected health information, according to Bitglass. More

In securing data in the cloud, companies now face a multi-faceted challenge that features flexible data access from large numbers of users and devices.More

Research found that only 34% of those who had adopted cloud-based solutions had implemented single sign-on (SSO), one of the most basic cloud security tools.More

Left unmanaged, personal devices and unmanaged cloud applications can lead to data loss, but if managed too strictly, the IT team risks a backlash from unhappy employees, Bitglass says. More

The report found that only 34% of companies are authenticating users accessing cloud data via SSO.More