Cloud Security
Identity as the New Perimeter: Shift Security from Network to Users
Modern cloud environments lack physical boundaries, making user credentials the primary attack surface that requires continuous verification.
Everything CloudSec Pulse has reported about access control: 6 stories, newest first. Part of our Cyber Attacks coverage.
Modern cloud environments lack physical boundaries, making user credentials the primary attack surface that requires continuous verification.
Zero trust architecture eliminates implicit trust by verifying every request, reducing the blast radius of compromised credentials and limiting lateral movement across your network.
Cyber hygiene prevents breaches by enforcing routine digital cleaning, yet most organizations neglect the silent accumulation of unused access rights and unpatched legacy tools.
Most database breaches occur not through external hacking, but via misconfigured permissions and unencrypted backups that expose sensitive records to unauthorized internal access.
Most breaches start not from outside hackers, but from compromised internal accounts that hold the keys to the entire digital kingdom.
Most SaaS access reviews fail because they audit identity labels rather than actual application permissions, leaving dormant entitlements active.